Martyr
The Many Martyrs of Eugenia
Many martyrs venerated together in the Serbian Orthodox calendar.
- Feast
- February 22old style March 7
- Era
- unknown
- Order
- Martyrs
Life
The Many Martyrs of Eugenia, near Constantinople, are an Orthodox feast. In the time of the Emperor Arcadius, the relics of many martyrs of Christ were unearthed, among them those of the Apostle Andronicus and his helper Junia (Rom 16:7). These relics were found, following a divine revelation, by a cleric, Nicholas the Calligrapher. "Their names are known only to the Lord, who wrote them in the Book of Life in heaven." Over the relics of the Apostle Andronicus the Byzantine Emperor Andronicus I Komnenos built a wonderful temple in the twelfth century. The Serbian Church commemorates them on 22 February by the old calendar (7 March by the new).
Commemorated the same day February 22
Papias of HierapolisSaint · Bishop of HierapolisFeb 22- Avilius of AlexandriaSaint · Patriarch of AlexandriaFeb 22
Exuperius of AgaunumMartyr · Standard-bearer of the Theban LegionFeb 22- Thalassius of SyriaVenerableFeb 22
BaradatesVenerable · Hermit in SyriaFeb 22
- LimnaeusVenerable · Syrian hermitFeb 22
- Adarnase of KolaiMartyrFeb 22
- AnthusaMartyrFeb 22
- AristonSaint · Bishop of ArsinoeFeb 22
- Athanasius the ConfessorConfessorFeb 22
- Bakar of KolaMartyrFeb 22
- Barbara LosevaMartyrFeb 22