Apostle
Jude
An apostle of the Seventy, commemorated with the Apostles Carpus and Alphaeus.
Life
Holy Apostle Jude is commemorated in the Greek calendar on 26 May (new style) as one of the Seventy Apostles, together with the apostles Carpus and Alphaeus.
The calendar does not give his identity: it does not say which of the Judes named in the New Testament is meant, and the sources consulted give no further details of his mission. Of his companions in the commemoration it is known that Saint Carpus was a disciple of Saint Paul (2 Timothy 4:13) and a bishop in Thrace, while of Saint Alphaeus the synaxarion says that his identity cannot be settled with certainty. For Jude, only his place in the company of the Seventy remains.
Commemorated the same day May 26
EleutheriusSaint · Bishop of RomeMay 26
Augustine of CanterburySaint · First Archbishop of CanterburyMay 26
Carpus of BeroeaApostle · Of BeroeaMay 26
RegintrudSaintMay 26- Zachary of VienneHieromartyr · Bishop of VienneMay 26
- John the PsychaiteConfessorMay 26
- Alexander of ThessalonikiNew MartyrMay 26
- AberciusMartyr · Son of the Apostle AlphaeusMay 26
- DamianSaint · Companion of FugatiusMay 26
- Eucaerius and Seventeen CompanionsHoly HieromartyrsMay 26
- ExuperantiusVenerableMay 26
- Felicissimus and CompanionsHoly MartyrsMay 26