Saint
Bachthisoes
A saint associated with Constantinople, commemorated in the Greek synaxarion.
- Feast
- May 16old style May 29
- Era
- unknown
- Place
- Constantinople
Life
Holy Martyr Bachthisoes suffered by fire together with the saints Isaac and Simeon, in Persia, in the time of the emperor Constantine the Great (306-337) and the Persian king Shapur II (309-379).
The Synaxarion of Constantinople shows that the three were brought before the king and confessed their faith in Christ. The verse of the synaxarion says that all three gave up their breath in one accord, in one fire. They are commemorated on 16 May, according to the calendar of the Church of Greece (new style).
Commemorated the same day May 16
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Nicholas MystikosSaint · Patriarch of ConstantinopleMay 16
Alexander of JerusalemHieromartyr · Bishop of JerusalemMay 16Theodore the SanctifiedVenerable · Successor of St. PachomiusMay 16
Honoratus of AmiensSaint · Bishop of AmiensMay 16
Peregrine of AuxerreHieromartyr · First Bishop of AuxerreMay 16
Vukašin MandrapaNew Martyr · Elder of KlepciMay 16
PossidoniusSaintMay 16
Ephraim of PerekomVenerable · Founder of Perekom MonasteryMay 16
Musa of RomeVenerable · Virgin of RomeMay 16Vincent KrdžićSaint · Metropolitan of SkopjeMay 16