Saint
Amoes
A saint honored in the West, of whom little is known.
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- Feast
- January 17old style January 30
- Era
- unknown
Life
Amoes was a hermit in Egypt in the 4th century, at Scetis. He is said to have lived and prayed in the desert for many years with Achillas, and the Greek Church called the two of them the “Flowers of the Desert”. He is commemorated on 17 January together with Achillas. He is no longer in the Roman Martyrology; nothing more is known. The date follows the Western calendar (new style).
Commemorated the same day January 17
Theodosius the GreatRight-Believing · Roman EmperorJan 17
Anthony the GreatVenerable · Father of MonasticismJan 17
Sulpicius the PiousSaint · Bishop of BourgesJan 17
Sabinus of PiacenzaSaint · Bishop of PiacenzaJan 17
Speusippus, Eleusippus and MelapsippusHoly MartyrsJan 17
Anthony of Krasny KholmVenerable · Founder of Antoniev MonasteryJan 17George of IoanninaNew MartyrJan 17
- Julian SabaVenerable · Hermit of SyriaJan 17
- Anthony of DymskyVenerable · Founder of Dymsky MonasteryJan 17
John I of RostovSaint · Bishop of RostovJan 17- Anthony of ChernoezerskVenerableJan 17
- Achilas the Hermit of EgyptVenerable · Hermit of EgyptJan 17