Luke the Confessor, Saint and Russian physician, Bishop of Simferopol
His life: He was born as Valentin Feliksovich on April 27, 1877 in Kirich (east of the Crimean Peninsula). His family members were employees […]
Saint Anthony and founder of the Caves Monastery in Kiev
Our venerable father among the saints, Anthony of Kiev, is one of the founders of the Monastery of the Caves in Kiev. The Holy Church celebrates him on 2
Alexander Nevsky
Alexander Yaroslavich is the fourth son of Grand Prince Yaroslav II Vsevolovybych of Vladimir. He was born on May 30, 1219 AD in Pereslavl.
Alexy of Russia, Metropolitan of Moscow and all of Russia
Our venerable father, Saint Alexis (Russian Alexius), lived in the period between (1378-1354) and was Metropolitan.
Nikon of Kiev, the righteous saint
A friend of Saint Anthony of Kiev and the spiritual father of Saint Theodosius of Kiev. He was ordained a priest and took care of making new students monks. Among those who became monks
Raphael Huawini, Bishop of Brooklyn
Saint Raphael Hawawini is the first Orthodox bishop to be consecrated in the New World. He was born in the city of Beirut on November 8, 1860 AD.
Demetrius, the blessed father of Basarabov
Saint Demetrius was born at the beginning of the thirteenth century, into a village family from the Basarabov region, located south of the Danube River.
Demetrius Metropolitan of Rostov
He is one of the prominent saints in the Russian Orthodox Church. He was born in the year 1651 AD near the city of Kiev. And when his father
Theophanes the Recluse, the righteous saint
The Russian Church canonized him in 1988 AD on the occasion of the millennium feast of the Baptism of the Russian people. He is rightly considered one of the most prominent makers of the spiritual renaissance
By the right saint
This righteous man had a weak physical structure since his birth, as he continued to suffer throughout his life from many ailments that affected various organs
Ambrosius of Optino Monastery
Alexander Mikhailovich Grinkov (Saint Ambrose) saw the light in the Tambov region of Russia, on November 23, 1812.