*The shepherds heard, of the Angels praising, the incarnate presence of Christ, and acting like a shepherd, considering him as an unblemished lamb, grazed in the womb of Mary, When they praised, I said: Rejoice, Lamb and Shepherd Mother, hi, yard of logical sheep. Read more "

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Saint Helen (247 – 328 A.D.), mother of the first Christian emperor Constantine I the Great (280/288 – 337 A.D.), the year 326 A.D. went to Jerusalem, where *"with great effort and much expense and intimidation they saw the holy cross and the other two crosses of the robbers"*, as the Cypriot Chronographer Leontios Mahairas writes. Read more "

The 42 Holy Martyrs lived during the reign of Theophilos the economachus (829 – 842 A.D.) and they were generals and brigade commanders, rich and noble. Saint Theophilos was a general and a patrician, ὀ Saint Aetius general, Agios Vassoi runs, Saint Theodore the Pioneer, Saint Callistos Turmarchis and Saint Constantine Drungarios. Read more "

Saint Conon was born around the end of the 1st century AD. in Vadini, village of Isauria in Asia Minor and lived in the Apostolic times. His parents, Nestor and Nada were originally pagans. At a young age he became a Christian and when his parents pressured him to marry, agreed with his wife to live as brothers dedicated to God. Read more "

The Holy Martyr Conon came from Nazareth of Galilee and lived during the reign of Decius (249 – 251 A.D.). After he came to the country of Pamphylia and chose a small place, he converted it into a garden by planting cabbages, from which he supplied himself and the poor foreigners with food. He was simple in character, so that even those who were going to arrest him and lead him to the lord, to be punished because he was a Christian, when they grabbed him in a playful way, and he gave them back the aspasmos. Read more "

On the 5th of March, Saint Conon from Cyprus.

Saint Conon lived around the 4th century AD. He was born in the Akama region of Cyprus, a few years after the death of Saint Hilarion the Great († 21 of October), from pious and God-loving parents. From childhood he loved temperance, τὴν ἄσκηση καὶ τὴν ἀρετή. Ἔτσι ἀποφάσισε νὰ ἐγκαταλείψει τὸν κόσμο καὶ νὰ ἐγκατασταθεῖ σὲ ἕνα σπήλαιο μακριὰ ἀπὸ τὸ χωριό του. Read more "

Saint Mark was an Athenian and lived in the 4th century AD. After he received a valuable education, he left Athens and went to Antioch, ὅπου μαθήτευσε κοντὰ στὸν Ἅγιο Ἰωάννη τὸν Χρυσόστομο. Ἀργότερα ἐκάρη μοναχὸς καὶ ἀφιέρωσε τὸν ἑαυτό του στὴν μελέτη τῶν Θείων Γραφῶν καὶ ἔφθασε στὸν ὕψιστο βαθμὸ τῆς ἀρετῆς. Read more "

Their memory is honored in 19 September. Δὲν ἔχουμε λεπτομέρειες γιὰ τὸ γεγονὸς τῆς ἀνακομιδῆς τῶν Ἱερῶν Λειψάνων τους.

The Holy icon of Our Lady of Volokolamsk is a copy of the icon of Our Lady of Vladimir and is kept in the Church of the Dormition of the Mother of God in the Kremlin. The icon was transferred from the Dormition Monastery of Zvenigorod by Saint Joseph of Volokolamsk († 9 September) at 2 March of the year 1572.

The Holy Martyrs Basiliskos, Eutropius and Cleonikos came from Amasia on the Pontus and lived during the time of Emperor Maximian (286 – 305 A.D.). They were soldiers and relatives of Saint Theodore of Tiron. All Christians were sent to the ruler Asclepiodotus, who arrested them and tortured them cruelly. But the Martyrs, after the Lord and the Holy Great Martyr Theodore appeared to them, they became healthy. Read more "

Saint Theodoritos was a Presbyter of the Church of Antioch and lived during the time of the emperor Julian the Transgressor (360 – 363 A.D.). When the emperor's uncle, who was also called Julian and was previously a Christian and reader of the Church of Antioch, he became an idolater, he turned against the priests of the city and destroyed the holy offerings. Then Elder Theodoritos was also arrested, whom they hanged and tore out his ribs. Read more "

Saint John lived in the 9th century AD. and he was patriarch in Georgia from 1033 up to 1048. Before his election, as Patriarch, he had secluded himself in the monastery of Kalipos, in Antioch of Syria, where many Georgian monks lived. Saint John slept in peace for the year 1048