Venerable
Euthymius the New
Venerable of Constantinople
A venerable monastic of Constantinople, called the New, whose tomb lay near that of Saint Mocius.
- Feast
- January 4old style January 17
- Era
- unknown
- Place
- Constantinople
- Order
- Venerables
Life
Euthymius the New was a venerable monk of Constantinople, called "the New" to distinguish him from other saints named Euthymius. The synaxaria say of him only that his church or tomb lay near the church of Saint Mocius, commemorated on 11 May. He is commemorated in the Greek synaxarion on 4 January (a fixed date in the Greek calendar, which follows the new style).
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