Saints (all) (person)

Here is the master list of Russian Orthodox saints. The list has been broken up by letter as well; you can either navigate that way by clicking on the header letters below or by going to v3rgez's writeup list of saints. Where the lists overlap, I have tried to pipelink such that the names point to the same place. However, I may easily have missed a few here and there, so be sure to /msg me with additions and corrections you feel should be made.

Main source: http://www.gnisios.narod.ru/lives.html

A

• Abo of Tiflis (or Tblisi), January 8
  
• Acacius of Apamea, July 28
  
• Achilles the Confessor, January 17
  
• Adrian of Nicomedia, August 26
  
• Adrian of Ondrusov, August 26
  
• Adrian of Poshekhonye, March 5
  
• Adrianus, February 3
  
• Aedisius, April 2
  
• Aethelhard, May 12
  
• Aethelwold, August 1
  
• Agape, Irene, and Chionia, April 16 (these three will also be listed individually)
  
• Agapit the Unmercenary Physician of the Kiev Caves, June 1
  
• Agapius, March 11
  
• Agapius of Palestine, August 19
  
• Agathangelous of Palestine, November 5
  
• Agathangelous of Svir, Archimandrite
  
• Agathon the Wonderworker of the Far Caves, February 20
  
• Agathoniki of Didrun Lemn Convent
  
• Agilbert, April 1
  
• Ahmet the Calligrapher, May 1
  
• Alban, Protomartyr of Britain, August 2
  
• Alcmund, King of Northumbria, March 19
  
• Alexander the Former Dervish, May 26
  
• Alexander, March 11
  
• Alexander
  
• Alexander, Bishop of Jerusalem, December 12
  
• Alexander, Patriarch of Constantinople, August 30
  
• Alexander of Svir, August 30
  
• Alexandra, Abbess, Foundress of Diveyevo Convent, June 13
  
• Alexandra the Empress, April 21
  
• Alexandra the New Martyr, July 4
  
• Alfred the Great, October 29
  
• Alexander of Kentukelles, May 14
  
• Alexis the Man of God, March 17
  
• Alex Toth, Father
  
• Alipy the Ikonographer of the Kiev Caves, August 17
  
• Alphege the Bald, March 12
  
• Ambrose, December 7
  
• Ammon the Anchorite of the Far Caves, October 4
  
• Ammon of Tabennisi, January 2
  
• Amphianus, April 2
  
• Anastasia of Padan, Eldress
  
• Anastasius, January 8
  
• Anastasius I, April 20
  
• Anastasius II, April 20
  
• Anastasios of Epirus, November 18
  
• Anastasius the Hermit, April 21
  
• Anastasios of Ioannina, July 8
  
• Anastasios of Macedonia, August 8
  
• Anastasios of Navplion, February 1
  
• Anastasius the Persian, January 22
  
• Anastasios the Pilgrim
  
• Anastasius of Sinai, April 20
  
• Anatolios, Patriarch of Constantinople, July 3
  
• Anatoly of the Far Caves, October 25
  
• Anatoly of Optina
  
• Andrew of Constantinople, October 2
  
• Andrew, Archbishop of Crete, July 4
  
• Andrew the First-Called, November 30
  
• Andrew of Totma, October 10
  
• Angelis of Constantinople, September 1
  
• Anna, July 25 and September 9
  
• Anna of Kashin
  
• Anna, Mother of Cyriacus, October 28
  
• Anna of Novgorod, October 4
  
• Anthony, January 8
  
• Anthony, Founder of the Kiev Caves Monastery, July 10
  
• Anthony the Great, January 17
  
• Anthony the Roman, August 3
  
• Anthony of Scythopolis, May 4
  
• Anthony of Siya, December 7
  
• Anthony the Stylite of Markopsa, January 19
  
• Anthony Khrapovitsky, Metropolitan
  
• Anthusa of Mantineon, July 27
  
• Antiochus the Monk, December 24
  
• Antissa, Five Women Martyrs of, April 5
  
• Antonia Mezentsova, Abbess
  
• Antonina and Alexander the Martyrs
  
• Antonina the Martyr
  
• Antoninus of Caesarea, November 13
  
• Anubius, Desert-Dweller of Egypt, June 5
  
• Aphrodisius of Scyothopolis, May 4
  
• Appollinaria, January 5
  
• Appollinary Koshevoy, Archbishop
  
• Aquila the Deacon of the Far Caves, January 4
  
• Aquilina of Thessalonica, Seprember 27
  
• Arcadius, Son of Sts. Xenophon and Maria, January 26
  
• Ares, December 19
  
• Aretha of the Kiev Caves, October 24
  
• Argyre of Prusa, April 30
  
• Arsenius of Kerkyra, January 19
  
• Arseny the Work-Lover of the Far Caves, May 8
  
• Arsenius, Elder of Mt. Athos
  
• Artemius of Verkola
  
• Ascalon, Five Martyrs of
  
• Ascalon, Two Martyrs of
  
• Asterius the Senator, Martyr, August 20
  
• Athanasia of Aegina, April 12
  
• Athanasius the Great, January 18 and May 2
  
• Athanasios of Attaleia, New Martyr, January 7
  
• Athanasios from Attaleia, New Heiromartyr, October 29
  
• Athanasios of Chios, July 24
  
• Athanasius of Brest, September 5
  
• Athanasy the Anchorite of the Far Caves, December 2
  
• Athanassy the Recluse of the Kiev Caves, December 2
  
• Athanasius of Syandem, January 18
  
• Athanasios of Thessalonica, September 8
  
• Athenogenes, July 16
  
• Athenogenes, Bishop of Pedachthoe, July 16
  
• Augustine of Canterbury, May 26
  
• Augustine the Bishop of Northern Africa
  
• Auxentios, January 25
  
• Auxentios, Elder of New Skete of Mt. Athos
  

B

• Barbara the great Martyr, December 4
  
• Barlaam of Antioch, November 19
  
• Barsiphanus the Great, February 6
  
• Bartholomew, June 11 and August 25
  
• Basil the Great, January 1
  
• Basil of the Kiev Caves, August 11
  
• Basil of Kineshemsk, July 29 and October 5
  
• Basil of Lesbos, Bright Tuesday
  
• Basil of Ostrog, April 29
  
• Basil, the fool-for-Christ-sake of Moscow
  
• Bassilissa the Sufferer, March 10
  
• Bassa, Abbess of Pskov, March 19
  
• Bassus
  
• Bede the Church Historian
  
• Bede the Venerable, May 26
  
• Benedict of Nursia, March 14
  
• Benjamin of Petrograd, July 31
  
• Bertwald, January 9
  
• Bethlehem, 14,000 Infants Slain by Herod at, December 29
  
• Birinus, December 3
  
• Birstan, November 4
  
• Blaithmaic of Iona, January 19
  
• Bogolep the Young Schema-Monk, July 24
  
• Boris and Gleb the Passionbearers
  
• Bregwin, August 24
  

C

• Caesaria, In Palestine, Eight Martyrs of, March 24
  
• Carterius of Palestine, November 5
  
• Cassian the Anchorite of the Far Caves, February 29
  
• Castorus of Palestine, November 5
  
• Catherine of Alexandria, November 24 and 25
  
• Celsus, January 8
  
• Censorinus, January 30
  
• Charalambos the Wonderworker, February 10
  
• Charatina, Abbess of Novgorod, October 5
  
• Chariton, September 28
  
• Christodoulos of Kassandra, July 28
  
• Chionia, Agapia, and Irina the Martyrs
  
• Christina the Martyr
  
• Christodoulos of Kassandra, July 28
  
• Christofer, May 22
  
• Christopher of Adrianople, April 16
  
• Christos the Gardener, February 12
  
• Christos of Ioannina, August 15
  
• Chrysanthus, March 19
  
• Chryse, January 30
  
• Chryse Zlata, October 13
  
• Claudius, March 19
  
• Clement, Pope of Rome, November 25
  
• Conon the Gardener, March 5
  
• Conon of Penthoucla, February 19
  
• Constantine the Great, May 21
  
• Constantine of the Hagarenes, June 2
  
• Constantius the Russian, December 26
  
• Coprius of Palestine, September 24
  
• Cornelius of Komel, May 19
  
• Cosmas of Aetolia, August 24
  
• Cosmas of Birsk, November 12
  
• Cosmas the Poet, October 14
  
• Cosmas, Damian, and Leontius the Martyrs
  
• Cuthbert, October 26
  
• Cyprian the Former Magician, October 2
  
• Cyprian the New Monk, July 5
  
• Cyprian of Suzdal, October 2
  
• Cyriacus the Anchorite, September 29
  
• Cyriacus, Patriarch of Jerusalem, October 28
  
• Cyril, Archbishop of Alexandria, January 18
  
• Cyril, Archbishop of Jerusalem, March 18
  
• Cyril and Methodius
  
• Cyril of Belozersk, June 9
  
• Cyril of Pythion, April 18
  
• Cyril of Velsk, June 9
  

D

• Dalmatus of Siberia, February 15
  
• Damaskinos, January 16
  
• Damaskinos of Constantinople, November 13
  
• Damian and Cosmas
  
• Damian the Healer of the Kiev Caves, October 5
  
• Damian the New Martyr, February 14 and 23
  
• Daniel the Former Ishmaelite, November 18
  
• Daniel, Martyr in Cilicia, February 16
  
• Daniel the Prophet
  
• Daria, March 19
  
• David of Garesja, Thursday after Ascension
  
• David of Wales, March 1
  
• Demetrius of Galata, January 27
  
• Demetrios the Great Martyr, October 26
  
• Demetrios of the Peleponnesus, May 28
  
• Demetrios of Philadelphia, June 2
  
• Demetrios Tornaras, March 19
  
• Demos the New Martyr, April 10
  
• Denis the Areopagite, October 3
  
• Denis, March 11
  
• Denis of Glushitsa, June 1
  
• Denis the New Maryr, November 1
  
• Denis Shchepa of the Far Caves, October 3
  
• Deusdedit, July 14
  
• Dimitry of Salonica, Great Martyr
  
• Dimitry, Bishop of Rostov
  
• Diodorus, March 19
  
• Diodorus of Yuriegorsk, November 27
  
• Dius, July 19
  
• Dometian, Bishop of Melitineia, January 10
  
• Domnica of Constantinople, January 8
  
• Domninus of Palestine, November 5
  
• Dorotheus, Bishop of Gaza, June 5
  
• Dorotheus of Gaza, August 13
  
• Dorotheus of Palestine, November 5
  
• Dorotheus of Thawatha, August 13 and February 19
  
• Dorothy of Kashin, September 24 and February 6
  
• Doukas the Tailor, April 24
  
• Dunstan, May 19
  

E

• Edburga, June 15
  
• Edith of Polesworth, July 15
  
• Edith of Wilton, September 16
  
• Edmund, King of East Anglia, November 20
  
• Edward the Martyr, March 18
  
• Edwold of Cerne, August 29
  
• Eight Martyrs of Caesaria in Palestine, March 24
  
• Eleutherius, Hermit Hieromonk
  
• Eleutherius, December 15
  
• Elgiva, July 18
  
• Elias, Martyr in Cilicia, February 16
  
• Elias, December 19
  
• Elias of Palestine, September 17
  
• Elias the Prophet, July 20
  
• Elias Ardounes, January 31
  
• Elizabeth, Mother of St. John the Forerunner, September 5
  
• Elizabeth Grand Duchess, the new Martyr
  
• Emilian, July 18
  
• Ennapha the Virgin Martyr, February 10
  
• Ephraim of the Kiev Caves, January 28
  
• Ephraim, Patriarch of Antioch, June 6
  
• Erasmos of the Kiev Caves, February 24
  
• Ethelbert, King of East Anglia, May 20
  
• Ethelwold of Winchester, August 1
  
• Ethiopian Eunuch of Queen Candace
  
• Eubulus, Martyr at Caesarea, February 3
  
• Eudokia, March 1
  
• Eudokia of Moscow, July 7
  
• Eudokia of Persia, August 4
  
• Eudokia the Queen, August 13
  
• Eudokia the Samaritan, Protomartyr
  
• Eugene, February 12
  
• Eugene the New Martyr
  
• Eulogius, March 5
  
• Eulampius, March 4
  
• Euphemia the All-Praised, July 11
  
• Euprasia the Virgin, January 19
  
• Euphrosyne, September 24
  
• Euphrosyne of Karyes, May 11
  
• Euphrosynus of Blue Jay Lake, March 20
  
• Eupraxia of Pskov, May 8
  
• Eupsychius of Palestine, November 5
  
• Eusebius of Gaza, September 21
  
• Eustace of Antioch, February 21
  
• Eustace of Mtskheta, July 29
  
• Eustace, January 4
  
• Eustatius the Wonderworker, January 9
  
• Eustraty the Faster of the Kiev Caves, March 28
  
• Euthymius, April 1
  
• Euthymios of the Far Caves, January 20
  
• Euthymius the Great, January 20
  
• Euthymios of Madytus, May 5
  
• Euthymius the New, May 13
  
• Evrosinia, Abbess of Polotsk, May 23
  

F

• Faustus, July 16
  
• Febronia, June 25
  
• Felicity and the Seven Martyred Brothers, January 25
  
• Felix, January 25
  
• Five Martyrs of Ascalon, May 31
  
• Five Women Martyrs of Antissa, April 5
  
• Frithestan, September 10
  

G

• Gabriel, Archangel, July 13
• Gabriel the New Martyr, February 2
• Gabriel, Archbishop of Serbia, November 13
• Gaza, Seven Virgin Martyrs of, August 31
• Gelasius the Monk, December 31
• Genevieve of Paris, January 3
• Gennadius of Kostroma, January 23
• Gennadius of Vazhe Lake, January 8 and February 9
• George of Ioannina, January 17
• George of Chios, November 26
• George the Chozevite, January 8
• George of Cyprus, April 23
• George the Georgian, (also known as Zorses), January 2
• George the Great Martyr, October 2
• George Novitsky of Petrograd, July 31
• George of Shenkursk, April 23
• George the Sinaite, March 11
• George the Tailor, February 14
• George, Recluse of Zadonsk
• George Lazar
• Gerasmus of the Jordan, March 4
• Germanus of Caesarea, November 13
• Geronty the Canonarch of the Far Caves, April 1
• Gleb the Passionbearer
• Glykeria, May 13
• Golinduc of Persia, July 13
• Gordias, January 3
• Gregory, January 8
• Gregory V, April 10
• Gregory the Dialogist
• Gregory of Khandzta, October 6
• Gregory of Nyssa, January 10
• Gregory Palamas, March 25
• Gregory the Sinaite, April 6 and August 8
• Gregory the Theologian, January 1 and January 25
• Gregory the Wonderworker, November 17
• Gregory the Wonderworker of the Far Caves, January 8
• Gregory the Wonderworker of the Kiev Caves, January 8
• Grimbald, July 8
• Gury of Kazan, December 5

H

• Hatzi-George the New Martyr, October 2
  
• Helen the Empress, May 21
  
• Herman of Alaska the Wonderworker, December 12
  
• Herman of Caesarea, November 13
  
• Hermione, Daughter of Philip the Deacon, September 4
  
• Hermogenes of Lena, December 19
  
• Herodion of Lake Ily, September 28
  
• Hesychius of Jerusalem, March 28
  
• Hilaria, March 19
  
• Hilarion the Great, October 21
  
• Hilarion of the Skhema of the Far Caves, October 21
  
• Hippolytus, January 30
  
• Hypatius the Healer of the Far Caves, March 31
  

I

• Ignatius the Godbearer, Bishop of Antioch
  
• Ignaty of the Far Caves, December 20
  
• Ignaty Raksha of Hebron, Abbot
  
• Ignatius Brianchaninov, Bishop
  
• Igor the Prince of Chernigov and Kiev
  
• Innas, Pinna, and Rimma the Martyrs
  
• Innocent of Alaska, March 31and September 23
  
• Innocent of Irkutsk
  
• Innocents Slain at Bethlehem, December 29
  
• Irene, Agapia, and Chionia the Martyrs.
  
• Irene of Lesbos, Bright Tuesday
  
• Irina the Martyr of Balkan
  
• Isaiah, Martyr in Cilicia, February 16
  
• Isaiah the Wonderworker of the Kiev Caves, May 15
  
• Isaakios of Dalmation Monastery, December 30
  
• Isaaky the Fool-for-Christ of the Kiev Caves, February 14
  
• Isaaky the Recluse, February 14
  
• Isidora of Egypt, May 10
  
• Isidore, May 14
  
• Isidore of Rostov, May 14
  

J

• Jacob Netsevetov
  
• Jacob the New Hieromartyr, April 18
  
• James the Ascetic, January 28 and June 13
  
• James of Borovichi, May 22
  
• James the Brother of the Lord, October 23
  
• James of Kyros, February 6
  
• James the Disciple of James the New Martyr, November 1
  
• James the New Martyr, November 1
  
• James the Persian, November 27
  
• James the Son of Alpheus, October 9
  
• James the Son of Zebedee, April 30
  
• Januarius, January 25
  
• Jason, March 19
  
• Jeremias, Martyr in Cilicia, February 16
  
• Jeremy the Prophet of the Kiev Caves, October 5
  
• Jerome, Elder of Mt. Athos
  
• Jesus Christ, December 25, January 1, January 6, February 2, August 6
  
• Joachim, Father of the Most Holy Theotokos, September 9
  
• Joasaph of Mt. Athos, October 26
  
• John, New Martyr, January 6
  
• John "Big Cap" of Moscow, July 3
  
• John the Baptist, see John the Forerunner for feastdays
  
• John the Bulgarian, March 5
  
• John the Cabinetmaker, February 26
  
• John the Chozevite, October 3
  
• John Chrysostom, November 13
  
• John of Crete, September 15
  
• John of Damascus, December 4
  
• John the Faster, September 2
  
• John the Forerunner, August 29, January 7, June 24
  
• John the Hesychast, December 3
  
• John Koulikas, April 4
  
• John of Kronstadt the Wonderworker, October 19
  
• John Kukuzelis, October 1
  
• John of The Ladder, March 30
  
• John Maximovitch
  
• John the Merciful, November 4
  
• John of Moscow, July 3
  
• John the Much Suffering of the Kiev Caves, July 18
  
• John the Nafkliros, April 8
  
• John the New Martyr at Thessalonica, October 21
  
• John of the Old Lavra, April 20
  
• John the Persian, May 30
  
• John Kovsharov of Petrograd, July 31
  
• John the Prophet, February 6
  
• John the Romanian
  
• John of St. Savas Monastery, March 20 and May 16
  
• John of Shanghai and San Francisco
  
• John, Son of Sts. Xenophon and Maria, January 26
  
• John of Svyatagorsk, July 12
  
• John the Theologian, September 26, May 8
  
• John Kochurov of Tsarskoye Selo, December 8
  
• John of Ustiug, May 29
  
• John Vlasaty the Merciful, September 3
  
• John of Wallachia, May 12
  
• John the Young Tailor, December 20
  
• Jonah of Manchuria, October 20
  
• Jonah of Novgorod, November 4
  
• Jonah the Savaite, September 21
  
• Jordan of Trebizond, February 2
  
• Joseph of Aleppo, February 4
  
• Joseph Gerontogiannis, August 6
  
• Joseph the Ill of the Far Caves, April 4
  
• Jude the Brother of the Lord, June 19
  
• Julia the Martyr of Palestine
  
• Julian, Martyr at Antinoe, January 8
  
• Julian, February 16
  
• Juliana of Lazarevo, July 6
  
• Justin the Philosopher, October 20
  
• Justina, October 2
  
• Juvenal, Patriarch of Jerusalem, July 2
  

K

• Kalliope, June 8
  
• Katharine the Martyr
  
• Kenelm, King of Mercia, July 17
  
• Ketevan of Georgia, September 22
  
• Kira and Marina
  
• Kola, Nine Martyred Children of
  
• Ksenia
  
• Kuksha of the Kiev Caves, August 27
  
• Kyra, February 28
  
• Kyranna of Thessalonia, February 28
  
• Kyria, Virgin Martyr of Palestine, June 6
  

L

• Larissa and Alla the Martyrs
• Lawrence the Anchorite of the Far Caves, January 20
• Lawrence of Kaluga, August 10
• Lawrence the Recluse of the Far Caves, January 29
• Larissa and Alla the Martyrs
  
• Lawrence the Anchorite of the Far Caves, January 20
  
• Lawrence of Kaluga, August 10
  
• Lawrence the Recluse of the Far Caves, January 29
  
• Lazarus of Bethany, October 17
  
• Lazarus the Iconographer, November 17
  
• Lazar of Serbia, June 15
  
• Leo the Hermit, July 1
  
• Leo of Rome
  
• Leonid of Ustnedumsk, July 17
  
• Leonida the Martyr
  
• Leonilla the Martyr
  
• Leontius the Martyr
  
• Leonty the Canonarch of the Far Caves, July 18
  
• Leonty, Patriarch of Jerusalem, May 14
  
• Leonty of Scythopolis, May 4
  
• Longin
  
• Longin the Gatekeeper of the Far Caves, August 15
  
• Lubov
  
• Ludmila the Princess
  
• Lukian of the Far Caves, August 15
  
• Luke, October 18
  
• Luke the New Martyr, March 23
  
• Lydia the Martyr
  

P

• Macarios the New Martyr at Constantinople, October 6
  
• Macarios the New Martyr at Thessalonica, September 14
  
• Macarius of Alexandria, January 19
  
• Macarius, Faster of Pechersk, January 19
  
• Macarius the Great of Egypt
  
• Macarius of Oredezh, February 9
  
• Macarius the Roman, January 19 and August 15
  
• Macrina the Younger, July 19
  
• Macrobius of Sythopolis, May 4
  
• Makary the Deacon of the Far Caves, January 19
  
• Makary the Unmercenary of the Far Caves, December 13
  
• Malachi, January 3
  
• Mamas of Caesarea, September 2
  
• Manetha of Caesarea, November 13
  
• Manuel the Cretan, March 15
  
• Marcella of Chios, July 22
  
• Marcia, Virgin Martyr of Palestine, July 6
  
• Marcian of Cyr, January 18
  
• Marcian the Presbyter, January 10
  
• Marcionilla, January 8
  
• Maria of Constantinople, January 26
  
• Maria of Methymopoula, May 1 or 3
  
• Marianus, March 19
  
• Marina, February 28
  
• Marina and Kira
  
• Marina the Martyr of Pisidian Antioch
  
• Marinus the Soldier and Asterius the Senator the Martyrs
  
• Mark the Cave Dweller of the Kiev Caves, December 29
  
• Mark of Crete, May 14
  
• Mark of Ephesus, January 19
  
• Mark the Evangelist, April 25
  
• Martha, Virgin Martyr of Palestine, June 6
  
• Martha, Abbess of Pskov, November 8
  
• Martialis, January 25
  
• Martin of Tours
  
• Martinian
  
• Martiry of the Far Caves, October 25
  
• Martyrius of Zelenetsk, March 1
  
• Mary, the Most Holy Theokotos, March 25, August 15, September 8, November 21
  
• Mary of Egypt, April 1]
  
• Mary Magdalene, equal to the Apostles, July 22
  
• Mary of Palestine, September 29
  
• Mary, Virgin Martyr of Palestine, June 6
  
• Mary Golinduc of Persia, July 13
  
• Mary of Thrace, December 26
  
• Mary-Marinus, February 12
  
• Mastridia of Jerusalem, February 7
  
• Matrona the Wise of Chios, October 20
  
• Matthew the Apostle, November 16
  
• Matthew the Prophet of the Kiev Caves, October 5
  
• Matthias the Apostle, August 9
  
• Maurus, March 19
  
• Maximos the Confessor, also known as Maximus the Confessor, January 21
  
• Maximus of Moscow, November 11
  
• Maximus the New, January 18
  
• Maximus of Totma, January 16
  
• Melanie the Younger, December 31
  
• Melda of Scythopolis, also known as Melous of Scyothopolis May 4
  
• Meletius, February 12
  
• Merkury of the Far Caves, July 19
  
• Micah of Radonezh, May 6
  
• Micaiah, January 5
  
• Michael the Archangel
  
• Michael the Confessor, December 18
  
• Michael the Gardener, June 30
  
• Michael of Klopsk, January 11
  
• Michael of Vourla, April 16
  
• Michael the Prelate of Kiev
  
• Michael the Prince
  
• Michael of St. Savas Lavra, May 23
  
• Militza the Queen of Serbia
  
• Mitrophan of Voronezh, November 23
  
• Mitrophan Manuilov
  
• Modestus I, December 18
  
• Modestus II, December 16
  
• Monica of the North Africa
  
• Moses the Hungarian of the Kiev Caves, July 26
  
• Moses the Wonderworker of the Far Caves, July 29
  
• Myron of Crete, March 20
  
• Myrope, December 2
  

N

• Nadezhda
  
• Narcissus, Patriarch of Jerusalem, August 7
  
• Natalia of Nicomedia, August 26
  
• Nektarios of Pentapolis, November 9
  
• Nektary of Optina
  
• Neot of Cornwall
  
• Nestabius of Gaza, September 21
  
• Nestor the Chronicler, October 27
  
• Nestor the Unlearned of the Far Caves, October 29
  
• Nicephorus of Caesarea, November 13
  
• Nicephorus of Vazhe Lake, February 9
  
• Nicetas the Martyr
  
• Nicholas, New Martyr, February 9
  
• Nicholas II the Russian Tsar-Martyr
  
• Nicholas Basdanis the New Martyr, March 17
  
• Nicholas of Constantinople, February 14
  
• Nicholas the Wonderworker of Myra in Lycia, December 6, May 20, December 7
  
• Nicholas Karamanos, December 6
  
• Nicholas Kochanov, July 27
  
• Nicholas of Lesbos, Bright Tuesday
  
• Nicholas of Metsovan, May 16
  
• Nicholas of Mitylene, April 24
  
• Nicholas Salos of Pskov, February 28
  
• Nicholas Svyatosha, October 14
  
• Nicholas II
  
• Nicholas Velimorovic of Zica
  
• Nicholas of Vounenissa, May 9
  
• Nicodemos of Meteora, August 16
  
• Nifont of the Kiev Caves, April 8
  
• Nika
  
• Niketas the Hagiorite, February 19
  
• Niketas the New Martyr, April 4
  
• Niketas the Great Martyr, September 15
  
• Niketas the Great of Nisiros, June 21
  
• Nikita of the Kiev caves, December 11
  
• Nikodim the Prosphora Baker of the Kiev Caves, October 31
  
• Nikon, Patriarch of Moscow
  
• Nilus the Myrrh-Streaming, November 12
  
• Nilus of Sinai, November 12
  
• Nilus of Sora, April 7 and May 7
  
• Nilus the Elder of the St. Silus Hermitage
  
• Nina the Enlightener of Georgia, January 14
  
• Nine Martyred Children of Kola, February 22
  
• Nonna the deaconess
  

O

• Oda the Good, June 2
  
• Oleg, Prince of Briansk
  
• Olympia the Deaconess, July 25
  
• Olga the Russian Princess
  
• Olympia of Karyes, May 11, August 30
  
• One Hundred and Fifty-Six Martyrs of Palestine, September 17
  
• Onuphrius Manassias of Chilandar, January 4
  
• Oswald of York, February 29
  
• Oswald the Royal Martyr of Northumbria
  

P

• Pachomius the Great, also known as Pachomios the Great, May 15
  
• Pachomios the New Martyr, April 16
  
• Paesis, March 11
  
• Paissy Velichkovsky
  
• Paissy of the Far Caves, November 4
  
• Palestine, One Hundred Fifty-Six Martyrs of, September 17
  
• Palestine, Thirty-Three Holy Martyrs of, August 16
  
• Palestine, Three Virgins of, November 5
  
• Palladius, January 28
  
• Pambo the Ascetic, July 18
  
• Pamphilius of Palestine, November 5
  
• Pamphilius the Presbyter, February 16
  
• Panayiotes the New Martyr, June 24
  
• Pankraty the Hieromonk of the Far Caves, February 9
  
• Panteleimon the Great Martyr and All-Merciful, July 27
  
• Paphnuty of the Far Caves, February 15
  
• Paphnutius of Jerusalem, April 19
  
• Paraskeva the Great Martyr, October 28
  
• Paraskeva the New, October 14
  
• Paraskeva the Wonderworker of Pinega, October 28
  
• Paraskeva of Rome, July 26
  
• Paraskeva Petka of Serbia, October 14
  
• Pardus the Solitary, December 15
  
• Parthenius, Patriarch of Constantinople, March 24
  
• Parthenius of Lampsakos, February 7
  
• Pasha of Birsk, November 21
  
• Patapios, December 8
  
• Patermuthius of Palestine, September 17
  
• Patrick of St. Savas Monastery, March 20 and May 16
  
• Patrick of Ireland
  
• Paul and Juliana the Martyrs
  
• Paul the Apostle, June 29
  
• Paul, Spiritual Father of St. Theodora of Sihla
  
• Paul of Caesarea, July 16 and 18
  
• Paul of Jamnia, February 16
  
• Paul of Komelsk, also known as Paul of Obnora, January 10
  
• Paul the Obedient of the Far Caves, September 10
  
• Paul the Russian, April 3
  
• Paul of Tobolsk, November 4
  
• Paula the Martyr
  
• Pelagia of Diveyevo, January 30
  
• Pelagia of Jerusalem
  
• Pelagia of Tarsus
  
• Peleus of Palestine, September 17
  
• Peter the Apostle, June 29
  
• Peter the Aleut
  
• Peter of Alexandria, November 24
  
• Peter of Evandrou, July 1
  
• Peter the Iberian, December 1
  
• Peter of Rostov, June 29
  
• Peter of Sebastea, January 9
  
• Peter Absalom, January 12
  
• Phanourios the Newly-Manifest, August 27
  
• Philaret the Merciful, December 1
  
• Philip the Apostle, November 14
  
• Philip Metropolitan of Moscow, January 9
  
• Philonilla the Martyr
  
• Philosoph Ornatsky, July 20
  
• Philosophos, May 1
  
• Philothei of Athens, February 19
  
• Photini the Samaritan Woman, February 26
  
• Photios the Great, February 6
  
• Pimen the Faster of the Far Caves, August 27
  
• Pimen the Ill of the Kiev Caves, August 7
  
• Pinna the Martyr
  
• Pior the Anchorite of the Far Caves, Cheesefare Saturday
  
• Polycarp, Bishop of Smyrna, February 23
  
• Polycarp the Hagioloist, July 24
  
• Polydorus of Cyprus, September 3
  
• Polyeuctus, January 9
  
• Porphyrius, Bishop of Gaza, February 26
  
• Porphyrius, Martyr, February 16
  
• Porphyrius, September 15
  
• Porphyrius the Mime, November 19
  
• Probus, December 19
  
• Prokhor the Wonderworker of the Far Caves, February 10
  
• Procopius the Fool-For-Christ, July 8
  
• Procopius the Martyr of Palestinian Caesarea, July 8
  
• Procopius of Sazava, September 16
  
• Procopius of Ustiug, July 8
  
• Procopius of Vyatka, December 21
  
• Puplius, January 25
  

R

• Raisa the Virgin
  
• Raphael of Lesbos, Bright Tuesday
  
• Rimma the Martyrs
  
• Romanus, February 4
  
• Romanos of Diminitzas, January 6
  
• Romanos the Hierodeacon, November 18
  
• Romanos of Karpenision, January 5
  
• Romanus the Melodist, October 1
  
• Romulus, March 11
  
• Rostislav the Prince
  
• Rufe the Anchorite of the Far Caves, April 8
  
• Rufina of Caesarea, September 2
  

S

• Sabinius, January 30
  
• Samuel, Martyr in Cilicia, February 16
  
• Sava the Sanctified, December 5
  
• Sava, First Archbishop of Serbia, January 12
  
• Sava of Storozhevsk and Zvenigorod, January 19
  
• Savvas Nigdelis the Samoladan, November 12
  
• Savvatius of Solovki, August 8
  
• Sebastian
  
• Seleucus, February 16
  
• Seraphim of Phanarion, December 4
  
• Seraphim of Sarov, January 2
  
• Seraphim Rose of Platina
  
• Serapion of Kozha Lake, June 27
  
• Serapion the Syndonite, May 14
  
• Sergius the New Martyr of Petrograd, July 31
  
• Sergius of Radonezh, September 25
  
• Sergius of St. Savas Monastery, March 20 and May 16
  
• Seven Martyred Brothers, January 25
  
• Seven Virgin Martyrs of Gaza, August 31
  
• Seven Youths of Ephesus, August 4
  
• Shemaiah, January 9
  
• Shio Simeon of Mgvime, May 9
  
• Siluan of the Far Caves, July 10
  
• Silvanus of Gaza, October 14
  
• Silvanus, January 25
  
• Simeon the Stylite, September 1
  
• Simeon the Ancient, January 26
  
• Simeon the Barefoot, April 19
  
• Simeon of Emesa, July 21
  
• Simeon the Jeweller, August 14
  
• Simeon Shio of Mgvime, May 9
  
• Simeon the Myrrh-Streaming, February 13
  
• Simeon the New Theologian, March 12
  
• Simon of the Kiev Caves, May 10
  
• Simon of Sinai, June 25
  
• Simon of Yurievets, November 4
  
• Simon the Zealot, May 4
  
• Sisoe of the Far Caves, July 6
  
• Sophia the Martyr
  
• Sophrony the Anchorite of the Far Caves, May 11
  
• Sophronius, Patriarch of Jerusalem, March 11
  
• Spiridon the Proshpora Baker of the Kiev Caves, October 31
  
• Spyridon the Wonderworker, December 12 and August 11
  
• Stamatios, January 6
  
• Stamatios of Volos, August 16
  
• Stephanis the Martyr
  
• Stephen of the Kiev Caves, April 27
  
• Stephen the Savaite, October 28
  
• Stephen the Bishop of Perm
  
• Stephen the the Protomartyr Archdeacon
  
• Stylianos the Hermit, November 26
  
• Susanna the Martyr
  
• Susanna of Georgia, also known as Shushannik, October 17
  
• Susanna the Hierodeaconess, December 15
  
• Svetlana
  
• Swithun, January 2
  
• Sylvester, January 2
  
• Symeon the Host of God
  
• Syncletica of Alexandria, January 5
  

T

• Taisia of Egypt
  
• Tamara the queen of Georgia
  
• Tatiana the Martyr of Rome
  
• Terence the Wonderworker, October 28
  
• Thea of Caesarea, July 16 and 18
  
• Thekla of Palestine, August 19
  
• Theoclitus the New Hieromartyr, April 18
  
• Theoclista of Lesbos, November 9
  
• Theoclistus, September 3
  
• Theodora of Sihla
  
• Theodore Stratilates
  
• Theodore the Branded, December 27
  
• Theodore of Edessa
  
• Theodore of the Kiev Caves, August 11
  
• Theodore of Lesbos, Bright Tuesday
  
• Theodore-Hatzi of Mytilene, January 30
  
• Theodore of Novgorod, January 19
  
• Theodore, Prince of Ostrog, August 11
  
• Theodore of Sykeon, May 5
  
• Theodore the Hesychast of the Far Caves, February 17
  
• Theodore the Boyar
  
• Theodore the Tyro, February 17
  
• Theodore, Schema-monk
  
• Theodosia, Virgin-Martyr, April 2 and May 29
  
• Theodosia of Constantinople, May 29
  
• Theodosius the Coenobiarch, January 11
  
• Theodosius the Great, January 17
  
• Theodosy of the Kiev Caves, May 3 and August 14
  
• Theodota, January 2
  
• Theodotus of Caesarea, September 2
  
• Theodolus, February 4
  
• Theodolus, January 14
  
• Theonas of Nicomedia, January 5
  
• Theopemptus of Nicomedia, January 5
  
• Theophanes the Branded, October 11
  
• Theophanes the Merciful, September 29
  
• Theophanes the New, August 19
  
• Theophanes the New Martyr, June 8
  
• Theophil of the Far Caves, October 26
  
• Theophilus of Palestine, November 5
  
• Theophilos of Zakinthos, July 24
  
• Theosebia the Deaconess, January 10
  
• Theotimus, September 4
  
• Theotimus of Palestine, November 5
  
• Thirty-Three Holy Martyrs of Palestine, August 16
  
• Thomais of Alexandria, April 13 and 14
  
• Thomais of Lesbos, January 3
  
• Thomas the Apostle, October 6
  
• Thomas of Maleon, July 7
  
• Thomas of Syria, April 24
  
• Three Virgins of Palestine, November 5
  
• Tikhon of Enisey, July 24
  
• Tikhon the New Martyr
  
• Tikhon of Zadonsk, August 13
  
• Timolaus, March 11
  
• Timothy of the 70 Apostles, January 22
  
• Timothy of Esphigmenou, January 22
  
• Timothy of Euripus, August 16
  
• Timothy of Palestine, November 5
  
• Titus of the 70 Apostles, August 25
  
• Titus the Presbyter of the Kiev Caves, February 27
  
• Titus the Warrior of the Far Caves, February 27
  
• Triandaphyllos the Seaman, August 8
  
• Tryphon, February 1
  
• Tryphon of Vyatka, October 8
  
• Twenty-Six Holy Martyrs of Zographou, October 10
  
• Two Martyrs of Ascalon, April 6
  

V

• Vaanis-Marinos the Soldier, July 2
  
• Vadim the Archimandrite, April 8
  
• Vadim the Martyr
  
• Valens the Deacon, February 16
  
• Valentina of Caesarea, July 16 and 18
  
• Valentine Hieromartyr
  
• Valeria, Virgin Martyr of Palestine, June 6
  
• Valerian of Scythopolis, May 4
  
• Varlaam of the Kiev Caves, November 19
  
• Vasilissa the Martyr, January 8
  
• Vatsfav Wenceslas, the King of the Czechs
  
• Vera the Martyr
  
• Victor the Martyr, November 11
  
• Victoria the Martyr
  
• Vincent of Lerins
  
• Vissarion the Wonderworker, June 6
  
• Vitali the Monk
  
• Vitalis, January 25
  
• Vladimir of Kiev, January 25
  

W

• Wistan, King of Mercia, June 1

X

• Xenia, January 24
  
• Xenia of Kalamata, May 3
  
• Xenia of Rome
  
• Xenia of St. Petersburg, February 6
  
• Xenophon, January 26
  

Z

• Zacchaeus the Deacon, December 18
  
• Zacharias, Bishop of Corinth, March 30
  
• Zacharias the Prophet
  
• Zacharias, Father of St. John the Forerunner, September 5
  
• Zacharias, Patriarch of Jerusalem, February 21
  
• Zacharias of Patrai, January 20
  
• Zachary the Faster of the Far Caves, March 24
  
• Zeno of Gaza, September 21
  
• Zeno of Palestine, September 17
  
• Zlata the New Martyr, October 13
  
• Zinais the Martyr
  
• Zoe the Martyr
  
• Zorses the Georgian, January 2
  
• Zosimas of Mt. Sinai, June 4
  
• Zosimas the Priest-Monk, April 5