He is the third bishop of the city of Rome (92-102). He knew the Apostle Peter, and it is believed that he is the one mentioned in the letter of Saint […]

Saint Irenaeus, bishop of the city of Lyon in Gaul (present-day France), lived in the second century, and was most likely martyred in the year 202.

Blessed Augustine, one of the fathers of the Church who wrote in Latin, is celebrated by the Orthodox Church on the fifteenth of June. child

Saint Ambrose, Bishop of Milan, was born in France in the year 340. He was a great teacher of high culture and a preaching orator who understood how to imitate hearts.

He is the door of the martyrs, the path of the saints, and the leader of martyrdom. His name means “crown” or “wreath of flowers,” so the chant says about him:

It was mentioned in the Slavic syntaxes and was not mentioned in the Greek syntaxes for an unknown reason. It is mentioned in the Orthodox spiritual heritage.

Saint Spyridon was born and lived on the island of Cyprus. He became a professional sheep herder. He was very simple and pure of heart. And since it was

Ephrem the Syrian, or Ephrem the Syrian, or Ephrem of Nisibis, or Ephrem of Edessa, nicknamed “The Harp of the Holy Spirit,” is the most prominent father of the Orthodox Church.

Her baptismal name was Afsafiya, meaning “pious.” She was born and raised to noble parents, and when she reached marriageable age, her parents wanted to marry her.

Saint Ignatius of Antioch: (Ignatius Theophorus, “the God-bearer”). He was a contemporary of Ignatius Evodius, and they may have shared the leadership of the Church of Antioch (Christians from