Saint
Moses
Bishop of the Saracens
A bishop of the Saracens, a hermit made bishop at a queens request, a saint of the undivided Church, commemorated in the Roman Martyrology.
- Feast
- February 7old style February 20
- Era
- 4th century
- Place
- Egypt
- Order
- Hierarchs
Life
Moses was a bishop of the Saracens, in Egypt. According to the Roman Martyrology, he first led a solitary life in the desert. Then, at the request of Mavia, queen of the Saracens, he was made bishop, brought the greater part of that barbarous people to the faith, and passed peacefully to his reward, rich in merits. He is counted a confessor. He is a saint of the undivided Church, commemorated in the Roman Martyrology.
Commemorated the same day February 7
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Alexander ShchukinHieromartyr · Archbishop of SemipalatinskFeb 7
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- Margaret GunaropuloVenerable Martyr · Abbess of the Menzelinsk ConventFeb 7
- Cyprian YatsenkoNew MartyrFeb 7
- Mastridia of JerusalemVenerableFeb 7
- Vladimir ElizarovVenerable Martyr · MonkFeb 7
- AdauctusMartyrFeb 7