Apostle
Eubulus
An apostle associated with Laodicea, commemorated in the Greek synaxarion.
- Feast
- February 28old style March 13
- Era
- unknown
- Place
- Laodicea
- Order
- Apostles
Life
Holy Apostle Eubulus was a disciple of the Apostle Paul, who mentions him in the Second Epistle to Timothy (4:21) as being with him. The synaxarion calls him an apostle and connects him with Laodicea. He is commemorated on 28 February (new style), together with Holy Apostle Nymphas, whom Paul mentions in the Epistle to the Colossians (4:15) as living at Colossae or Laodicea.
A verse of the synaxarion speaks of two apostles of Christ, His planting, who are now with Him. Both reposed in peace.
Commemorated the same day February 28
Romanus of CondatVenerable · Hermit of the JuraFeb 28
Nestor of MagydosHieromartyr · Bishop of MagydosFeb 28
Kyranna of ThessalonicaNew Martyr · Martyr of ThessalonicaFeb 28
Nicholas Salos of PskovFool-for-Christ · Fool for Christ of PskovFeb 28Basil the ConfessorVenerable · Byzantine monkFeb 28
Marina and CyraHoly Venerables · Nuns of SyriaFeb 28- NymphasApostle · One of the SeventyFeb 28
- Leo of CappadociaVenerable · Ascetic of CappadociaFeb 28
- AvrikiosMartyrFeb 28
- BarsusSaint · Bishop of DamascusFeb 28
- Cairalius, Pupulius, Gaius and SerapionHoly MartyrsFeb 28
Cyra of BeroeaVenerableFeb 28