Holy Apostles
Patrobus, Hermes, Linus, Gaius and Philologus
Apostles of the Seventy
Apostles of the Seventy, mentioned in the epistles of the Apostle Paul.
- Feast
- November 5old style November 18
- Era
- unknown
- Place
- Seventy
- Order
- Apostles
Life
The Holy Apostles Patrobus, Hermes, Linus, Gaius and Philologus were of the Seventy and preached the Gospel in various cities as bishops, enduring hardships. They are mentioned in the epistles of the holy Apostle Paul.
Saint Patrobus (Romans 16:14) was bishop of Neapolis (present-day Naples) and Puteoli in Italy. Saint Hermes was bishop in the city of Philippopolis and died a martyr. Saint Linus (2 Timothy 4:21) succeeded the Apostle Peter at Rome. Saint Gaius (Romans 16:23) was bishop of Ephesus after Saint Timothy. Saint Philologus (Romans 16:15) was consecrated bishop of the city of Sinope on the Black Sea by the Apostle Andrew.
They are commemorated on 5 November.
Commemorated the same day November 5
LinusApostle · Bishop of RomeNov 5
Gaius of EphesusApostle · Apostle of the SeventyNov 5
Hermas of PhilippopolisApostle · Bishop of PhilippopolisNov 5
Philologus of SinopeApostle · Bishop of SinopeNov 5
Galaktion and EpistemeHoly MartyrsNov 5
PatrobasApostle · Apostle of the SeventyNov 5
TrofimenaSaintNov 5
Jonah of NovgorodSaint · Archbishop of Novgorod and PskovNov 5
Mark of EcaSaint · Bishop of EcaNov 5- Gabriel MaslennikovHieromartyr · PriestNov 5
- AgathangelusMartyrNov 5
- Augustine and PaulinusVenerableNov 5