Baptismal names for children born on April 14
The saints remembered on the birthday and on the eighth day, when by tradition the name was given.
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From the eighth day, April 21
All the saints of April 14
Confessor Martin the ConfessorBishop of Rome from 649 to 653, exiled to Cherson for defending the faith against Monothelitism.
Holy Martyrs Anthony, John and Eustathius of VilniusOrthodox martyrs put to death at Vilnius in the fourteenth century, around 1347.
Saint Dimitri KipianiGeorgian statesman, publicist, writer and translator, leader of the liberal nobility; died in 1887.Martyr Thomais of AlexandriaChristian woman of Alexandria, martyred in the 5th century, commemorated on April 14.
- Saint Lambert of LyonAbbot of Fontenelle Abbey, then bishop of Lyon from 678 to 688.
Saint TassachIrish saint born in the first decade of the 5th century, who died around 497.
New Martyr Demetrius the NeomartyrGreek new martyr born in 1779 and martyred at Tripoli in 1803; commemorated on 14 April.- Confessor Alexander OrlovPriest born in 1878 in the Ryazan region, who died on 27 April 1941; canonized as a confessor in 2000.
- Saint Abundius the SacristanSacristan of Saint Peter's in Rome, renowned for humility, reposed around 564.
Saint AnthonyA saint commemorated in the calendar of the Russian Orthodox Church.- Martyr Anthony of VilniusA martyr of Vilnius in Lithuania, put to death for his faith in Christ.
- Martyr ArdalionActor converted while mockingly portraying Christian baptism; he died a martyr in 306.
- Martyr Azat of PersiaAn attendant at the court of the Persian king Shapur, put to death for his faith in Christ in 344.
- Martyr Bernice of AntiochA martyr honored at Antioch, of whom little is known.
- New Martyr ChristodoulosA new martyr of Patras who died for faith in Christ.
- Venerable Martyr Christopher the SabaiteA monk of the Lavra of St Sabbas, who died a martyr for Christ.
- Saint Cillen son of LubnenA saint honored in the Irish tradition; very little is recorded.
- Saint ColmanA saint, commemorated in the Irish calendar; very little is recorded.
- Holy Martyrs Domnina of Terni and CompanionsMartyrs of Terni in Italy, slain around 269.
- Martyr Eustathius of VilniusA martyr of Vilnius in Lithuania, put to death for his faith in Christ.
- Venerable Fronto of NitriaA saint honored at Nitria, of whom little is known.
- Saint IreneA holy woman commemorated in the Greek synaxarion with Raphael and Nicholas.
- Martyr John of VilniusOne of the three martyrs of Vilnius, put to death for the Orthodox faith.
- Saint NicholasA saint honoured in the Greek synaxarion alongside Raphael and Irene.
- Saint Pachomius of GledinA hierarch from Gledin in Transylvania who shepherded the Diocese of Roman.
- Martyr Prosdoce of AntiochA martyr honored at Antioch, of whom little is known.
- Saint RaphaelA saint commemorated in the Greek synaxarion together with Nicholas and Irene.
- Holy Martyrs Tiburtius and CompanionsMartyrs of the early Church, commemorated together.
Apostle AristarchusMacedonian of Thessalonica, companion of the Apostle Paul on his journey to Rome.
Apostle Trophimus the EphesianEphesian who accompanied the Apostle Paul on part of his third missionary journey, named in Acts.
Apostle PudensChristian of Rome mentioned in Second Timothy, counted among the Seventy Apostles.- New Martyr AnastasiaA new martyr commemorated together with Saint Christodoulos.
- Martyr Valerian of RomeChristian of Rome, martyred for the faith of Christ.
Questions
From the saints of the day: Martin, Dimitri, Demetrius, Alexander, Ardalion, Eustathius, John, Nicholas, Pachomius, Raphael, Trophimus, Valerian. You may also choose a saint of the eighth day or any saint dear to the family.
From the women saints of the day: Thomais, Bernice, Irene, Anastasia. You may also choose one of the eighth day or any saint dear to the family.
No. Tradition links it to the birthday or the eighth day, but many parents choose a saint who has helped the family.
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