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Orthodox Saints

Featured Orthodox Saints

Discover the luminous legacies of select saints from the Orthodox Church in our "Featured Orthodox Saints" section. Their deep faith and enduring contributions have shaped the Church and inspired believers for centuries. Explore their stories, embrace their teachings, and find inspiration for today's world.
Saint Isaac the Syrian

Saint Isaac the Syrian

Syria
Saint Isaac the Syrian, also known as Isaac of Nineveh, is one of the most revered figures in the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Oriental Orthodox Churches. His profound spiritual insights and ascetic writings have guided generations of Christians on their spiritual journeys.
Saint Athanasius of Alexandria

Saint Athanasius of Alexandria

Egypt
Saint Athanasius of Alexandria, often termed the "Father of Orthodoxy," stands as a colossus in the annals of Christian history. His unwavering defense of Trinitarian theology during the Arian controversy earned him respect and admiration, solidifying his position as one of Christianity's principal theologians.
Saint John Maximovitch of San Francisco

Saint John Maximovitch of San Francisco

United States
Saint John Maximovitch, often referred to as Saint John of Shanghai and San Francisco, is one of the most beloved figures in modern Orthodox Christianity. A bishop, wonderworker, and ascetic, his life was marked by profound piety, unwavering faith, and a deep love for all, especially the suffering and needy.
Saint Nektarios of Pentapolis

Saint Nektarios of Pentapolis

Greece
Saint Nektarios of Pentapolis, also known as Saint Nectarios, was a devout servant of God who devoted his life to the Orthodox Church. His unwavering faith, piety, and kindness have inspired countless people, earning him recognition as one of the most revered saints in the Orthodox Christian tradition.

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This 365-page daily calendar book features the life of an Orthodox saint, insightful teachings from the Saints and elders of the Church, a list of all commemorations for the day, Gospel and Epistle readings, fasting guidelines, and references to feasts. The stories include the lives of Greek, Russian, Georgian, Romanian, Ukrainian, Serbian, English, Celtic, and American saints.

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