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Saints of Cyprus
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Translated from the Greek by Leo Papadopulos and Holy Transfiguration Monastery
Publication Data: Seattle, WA: Saint Nectarios Press, 2014
Format: softcover
Number of Pages: viii + 299
Dimensions (l × w × h): 22.8 cm × 15.2 cm × 1.7 cm
Additional Information: black-and-white illustrations
ISBN: 978‒0‒913026‒02‒1
Translated from the Greek by Leo Papadopulos and Holy Transfiguration Monastery
“This present volume brings together a collection of many of the saints of that second Holy Land, the island of Cyprus. Cyprus was a Greek speaking part of the Roman Empire and the center of the worship of Aphrodite, the goddess of eros, and as such a focus of iniquity, corruption, and deprivation. During the early years of the first century after the crucifixion, death, resurrection, and ascension of our Lord and God and Savior Jesus Christ, the holy apostles Paul and Barnabas with St. Mark sailed there to preach the gospel. The island was forever changed. Since that time Cyprus has produced more saints than the whole mainland of Greece. Even now its sons populate the monasteries of Mt. Athos and protect the shrines of the Holy Land. One such Cypriot was Father Philoumonos who gave his life for Christ at the hand of a fanatical Jew at Jacob’s well.”
—“Introduction”
CONTENTS
Introduction
January
Saint Neophytos of Cyprus
Saint Philon
Saint Demetrianos
Theophilos the New
Saint Marcianos (Jan 18)
February
Saint Mariamne
Auxibius of Solon
Saint Ariston
Saint Aprion (Feb 7)
Saint Macarios of Paphos (Feb 9)
Saint Philagrius (Feb 9)
Marcellus of Apameia (Feb 25)
March
Hieromartyr Theodotus
Conon the Righteous
Saint Aristobulos
Gregory Bishop (Mar 4)
Nestor Bishop (Mar 7)
April
Saint Lazarus
George, Newmartyr of Cyprus
New Martyr Michael and Companions
May
St. Panaretos
Saint Epiphanios
Saint Therapon, Hieromartyr
Saint Panegyrios
Saint Kyriakos of Evrychos
Saint Synesius
June
Barnabas, the Apostle
Tychon of Amathous
Hieromartyr Philoneides
Triphyllius (June 13)
Two Martyrs on Cyprus (June 18)
July
Constantine Alamanos
Saints Heliophotoi
Saint Onesiphorus
Saint Thyrsus
August
Saint Mikallos
Holy Martyr Lucius
Reginus and Orestes
Saint Arcadius
September
Saint Mamas
Polydorus of Cyprus Mew Martyr
Saint Isaias of Mount Kykkos
Saint Sozon
Saint Heracleides
Saint Anastasios of Peristereon
Meletius, Bishop of Cyprus
Saint Avxentios
Isaakios of Cyprus (Sept 21)
October
Saint Theodore of Tamasos
John Lampadistes
St. Kendeas of Cyprus
Zenais and Philonille
Saint Jonas
Saint Theosebius
Saint Therapon Alamanos
Mnason the Ancient Student
Hilarion, the Great
Saint Evlalios
St. Macarius of Cyprus
November
Saint Euphemianos
Saint Sozomenus
Philoumenos of Cyprus (Nov 29)
December
Saint Abbakoum
Theodoulos of Cyprus
Saint Paul, the Obedient
Saint Tychikus the Apostle
Gennadius, Patriarch of Constantinople
Names in roman type are of saints with a biographical notice in this edition; names in italics are of saints with a simple commemoration.
Format: softcover
Number of Pages: viii + 299
Dimensions (l × w × h): 22.8 cm × 15.2 cm × 1.7 cm
Additional Information: black-and-white illustrations
ISBN: 978‒0‒913026‒02‒1
Translated from the Greek by Leo Papadopulos and Holy Transfiguration Monastery
“This present volume brings together a collection of many of the saints of that second Holy Land, the island of Cyprus. Cyprus was a Greek speaking part of the Roman Empire and the center of the worship of Aphrodite, the goddess of eros, and as such a focus of iniquity, corruption, and deprivation. During the early years of the first century after the crucifixion, death, resurrection, and ascension of our Lord and God and Savior Jesus Christ, the holy apostles Paul and Barnabas with St. Mark sailed there to preach the gospel. The island was forever changed. Since that time Cyprus has produced more saints than the whole mainland of Greece. Even now its sons populate the monasteries of Mt. Athos and protect the shrines of the Holy Land. One such Cypriot was Father Philoumonos who gave his life for Christ at the hand of a fanatical Jew at Jacob’s well.”
—“Introduction”
CONTENTS
Introduction
January
Saint Neophytos of Cyprus
Saint Philon
Saint Demetrianos
Theophilos the New
Saint Marcianos (Jan 18)
February
Saint Mariamne
Auxibius of Solon
Saint Ariston
Saint Aprion (Feb 7)
Saint Macarios of Paphos (Feb 9)
Saint Philagrius (Feb 9)
Marcellus of Apameia (Feb 25)
March
Hieromartyr Theodotus
Conon the Righteous
Saint Aristobulos
Gregory Bishop (Mar 4)
Nestor Bishop (Mar 7)
April
Saint Lazarus
George, Newmartyr of Cyprus
New Martyr Michael and Companions
May
St. Panaretos
Saint Epiphanios
Saint Therapon, Hieromartyr
Saint Panegyrios
Saint Kyriakos of Evrychos
Saint Synesius
June
Barnabas, the Apostle
Tychon of Amathous
Hieromartyr Philoneides
Triphyllius (June 13)
Two Martyrs on Cyprus (June 18)
July
Constantine Alamanos
Saints Heliophotoi
Saint Onesiphorus
Saint Thyrsus
August
Saint Mikallos
Holy Martyr Lucius
Reginus and Orestes
Saint Arcadius
September
Saint Mamas
Polydorus of Cyprus Mew Martyr
Saint Isaias of Mount Kykkos
Saint Sozon
Saint Heracleides
Saint Anastasios of Peristereon
Meletius, Bishop of Cyprus
Saint Avxentios
Isaakios of Cyprus (Sept 21)
October
Saint Theodore of Tamasos
John Lampadistes
St. Kendeas of Cyprus
Zenais and Philonille
Saint Jonas
Saint Theosebius
Saint Therapon Alamanos
Mnason the Ancient Student
Hilarion, the Great
Saint Evlalios
St. Macarius of Cyprus
November
Saint Euphemianos
Saint Sozomenus
Philoumenos of Cyprus (Nov 29)
December
Saint Abbakoum
Theodoulos of Cyprus
Saint Paul, the Obedient
Saint Tychikus the Apostle
Gennadius, Patriarch of Constantinople
Names in roman type are of saints with a biographical notice in this edition; names in italics are of saints with a simple commemoration.
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