1st

Holy Protection of the Theotokos

St. Ananias the Apostle (+1st century)

St. Romanos the Melodist (+555)

St. Michael the Abbot and his thirty-six companions of the Monastery of Zobea (+8th century)

St. Domninus the Martyr (+4th century)

St. John Koukouzelis (+14th century)

St. Gregory the Choir Master of the Great Lavra (+14th century)

St. Sabas the Stylite of Vishera, Wonderworker of Novgorod (+1460)

St. Remigus, Bishop of Rheims and Apostle of the Franks (+533)

St. Bavo of Ghent (+c. 654)

2nd

Sts. Cyprian and Justina (+3rd century)

St. Theodore Gavra the Great Martyr (+1180)

St. George the New Martyr of Philadelphia (+1794)

St. Damaris of Athens (+1st century)

St. Anna of Kashin (+1368)

St. Cassian the Greek, Wonderworker of Uglich (+1504)

St. Cyprian Fool-for-Christ and Wonderworker of Suzdal (+1622)

Sts. David and Constantine, Princes of Georgia

St. Leger, Bishop of Autun

3rd

St. Dionysios the Areopagite (+1st century)

Sts. Rusticus and Eleftherios, Disciples of St. Dionysios the Areopagite (+1st century)

St. Theoctistus the Martyr

St. Dionysius the Hieromartyr and his disciples: Faustus, Gaius, Eusebius and Chairemon the Deacons (+3rd century)

St. Theagenes the Martyr

St. Theotecnus the Martyr

St. John the Chozebite

St. Dionysius of the Lavra of the Kiev Caves (+15th century)

4th

St. Ierotheos, Bishop of Athens (+1st century)

St. Domnina and her daughters, Bernice and Prosdoke

St. Adauctus and his daughter Callisthene the Martyrs (+4th century)

St. Ammon the Egyptian

St. Peter of Capitolia the Hieromartyr (+715)

St. Theodore the Venerable

St. john of Lampadistus, Wonderworker of Cyprus

St. Vladimir Yaroslavich, Prince of Novgorod (+1050)

Sts. Helladius, Onesimus and Ammon of the Kiev Caves

St. Stephen Stilianovich, Prince of Serbia, and his wife Elizabeth

Sts. Gurias of Kazan and Barsanuphius of Tver, Enlighteners of Kazan (+16th century)

5th

St. Charitina the Martyr (+4th century)

St. Mamelta the Martyr

St. John Mauropus, Metropolitan of Euchaita (+11th century)

St. Eudocimus of the Monastery of Vatopedi

St. Sabas of Vatopedi (+1350)

St. Methodia the Ascetic of Kimolos (+1908)

St. Hermogenes the Hieromartyr and Wonderworker

Sts. Damian the Healer, Jeremiah and Matthew of the Lavra of the Kiev Caves

St. Charitina of Novgorod (+1281)

Synaxis of the Holy Metropolitans of Moscow and all Russia

St. Gregory the Venerable of Khandzta, Georgia (+861)

6th

St. Thomas the Apostle (+1st century)

St. Kendeas the Wonderworker of Cyprus

St. Macarius the New Martyr of Kios

7th

Sts. Sergius and Bacchus the Martyrs

Sts. Julian the Priest, Caesarius the Deacon, Eusebius and Felix the Martyrs (+1st century)

St. Leontius the Proconsul

St. Polychronius the Hieromartyr

St. John the Hermit and his ninety-eight companions who lived in ascesis on the island of Crete

St. Sergius of Nurma the Venerable (+1421)

St. Sergius the obedient the Venerable (+13th century)

Finding of the Relics, Abbot of White Lake

8th

St. Pelagia, the repentant harlot and our Mother among the Saints

St. Pelagia the Virgin

St. Thais the repentant harlot (+4th century)

St. Ignatius the New (+1814)

St. Dositheus, Abbot of Verkneostrov (+1482)

St. Tryphon, Abbot of Vyatka (+1612)

9th

St. James the Apostle, son of Alphaeus (+1st century)

Sts. Andronicus the Holy Father, and his wife Athanasia

St. Publia (+4th century)

St. Peter the Soldier (+9th century)

Sts. Abraham the Patriarch and his nephew Lot

St. John of Prusa the New Martyr

St. Stephen the Blind, Prince of Serbia (+1479)

Sts. Denis, first bishop of Paris, and his companions Rusticus and Eleftherios

10th

Sts. Eflampius and Eflampia (+4th century)

The Holy Two Hundred Martyrs who suffered with Sts. Eflampius and Eflampia

St. Bassian the Venerable (+5th century)

St. Theophilus the Confessor

St. Pinytus Bishop of Knossos, Crete (+2nd century)

St. Amphilochius, Bishop of Vladimir (+12th century)

St. Andrew of Totma, the Fool-for-Christ

St. Ambrose of Optina the Venerable (+1891)

Synaxis of the Seven Saints of Volhynia

11th

The Holy Fathers of the Seventh Ecumenical Council (+787) - Celebrated today (if a Sunday), or the first Sunday thereafter

St. Philip, one of the Seven Deacons (+1st century)

St. Theophanes the Branded, Hymnographer, Confessor and Bishop of Nicaea (+9th century)

Sts. Zenais and Philonilla, the two sisters according to the flesh and virgins

Sts. Nektarios, Arcadius and Sisinius, Patriarchs of Constantinople

St. Philotheos Kokkinos, Patriarch of Constantinople (+1379)

St. Jonah the Wonderworker of Cyprus

Synaxis of the Venerable Startsi of the Monastery of Optina

12th

Sts. Probus, Tarachus and Andronicus the Martyrs (+4th century)

St. Domnina the Martyr

St. Anastasia the Virgin Martyr (+3rd century)

The Holy Seventy Martyrs

St. Theodotus, Bishop of Ephesus

St. Malpheta the Martyr

St. Anthia the Martyr

Sts. Juventinus and Maximus the Matryrs (+4th century)

St. Jason, Bishop of Damascus

Sts. Andromachus and Diodorus the Martyrs

Memory of the Good Thief

St. Theosebius of Arsinoe, Cyprus

St. Epictetus the Wonderworker of Cyprus

St. Symeon the New Theologian

Sts. Amphilocius, Tarasius and Macarius of Glushitsa the Venerable Fathers (+15th century)

St. Juvenal of Ryazan the Hieromartyr

St. Wilfrid, Bishop of York

13th

Sts. Carpus, Papylus, Agathodorus and Agathonica the Martyrs (+3rd century)

St. Florentius the Martyr

St. Dioscorus the Martyr

St. Niketas the Confessor (+9th century)

St. Benjamin the Deacon

St. Antigone the Martyr

St. Chryse the New Martyr (+1795)

St. Benjamin the Venerable of the Kiev Caves

14th

Sts. Nazarius, Gervase, Protasius and Celsius the Martyrs (+1st century)

St. Cosmas of Maiuma, the Hymnographer

St. Silvanus the Martyr (+307)

The Holy Forty Martyrs from Egypt and Palestine

St. Peter Apselamus the Martyr (+4th century)

St. Paraskevi the Younger

St. Ignatius Agallianos, Metropolitan of Mithymna (+1566)

St. Nicholas the Pious, Prince of Chernigov (+1143)

15th

St. Lucian the Hieromartyr (+4th century)

St. Sabinus of Cyprus

St. Barses the Confessor fof Edessa (378)

St. Efthymius the New

St. Lucian the Hieromartyr, Priest at the Lavra of the Kiev Caves

St. Dionysius, Archbishop of Suzdal

St. John, Bishop of Suzdal (+1373)

16th

St. Longinus the Centurion and Martyr, along with the  two soldiers with him (+1st century)

Sts. Leontius, Dometius, Terence and Domninus the Martyrs

St. Malus the Holy Father

St. Longinus the Venerable, Door-keeper of the Lavra of the Kiev Caves

St. Longinus of Giarensk (+1545)

St. Efpraxia of Pskov 9+1243)

St. James Netsetov, Missionary in Alaska (+1865)

St. Gall the Venerable (+640)

17th

St. Hosea the Prophet

St. Andrew of Crisis the Monastic and Martyr

Sts. Cosmas and Damien their brothers, Leontius, Anthimus and Efprepius

Translation of the Relics of the Holy and Just Lazarus

St. Anthony of Leokhnov the Venerable (+17th century)

St. Comas the Martyr

Sts. Isidora and Neophyta the Martyrs

18th

St. Luke the Evangelist

St. Marinus the Elder and Martyr

St. Julian Sabas the Father

The Holy Forty Children

St. Mnason, Bishop of Tamassos in Cyprus and Hieromartyr

Sts. Symeon, Theodore and Efrosyne, Founders of the Monastery of the Great Cave in the Peloponnese

Sts. Gabriel and Kermidolis the New Matryrs (+1522)

St. David of Serpukhov (+1520)

St. Peter of Cetinje, Metropolitan of Montenegro (+1830)

19th

St. Joel the Prophet

Sts. Varus the Martyr and his companions, the six ascetics

Sts. Cleopatra the Venerable and John, her son

St. Sadoth the Hieromartyr and his 128 companions

St. Leontius the Philosopher

Sts. Felix the Priest and Eusebius the Deacon, the Martyrs

St. John the Wonderworker, Founder of the Monastery of Rila in Bulgaria

St. Prochorus of Pechenga, the Blessed (+11th century)

St. Frideswide of Oxford (+735)

20th

St. Artemius the Great Martyr (+4th century)

Sts. Eboras and Eunous the Martyrs

St. Matrona of Chios the Wonderworker

St. Gerasimos the New (+1579)

St. Jonah, Bishop of Manchuria (+19th century)

21st

St. Hilarion the Great (+3rd century)

Sts. Gaius, Dasius and Zoticus the Martyrs

St. Zacharius the Monk and Martyr

St. Socrates the Hieromartyr

St. Eucratus the Monk and Martyr

St. Baruch the Venerable

St. Zes the Martyr

St. James the Venerable

Sts. Platinus and Irene the Ascetics

Sts. Stephen, Peter, Paul and their companions the Martyrs

St. Philotheos the Ascetic of Mount Athos

St. John of Monemvasia the New Martyr (+1773)

St. Hilarion the Venerable of the Lavra of the Kiev Caves (+1067)

St. Hilarion of Pskov the Venerable (+1476)

St. Hilarion, Bishop of Meglin (+1164)

Sts. Bessarion, Sophronius and Opra of Romania, the Confessors and New Martyrs (+18th century)

Sts. Moses Macinic of Sibiu and John of Gales the Confessors (+18th century)

Sts. Ursula and her companions (+4th century)

St. Fintan of Taghmon the Venerable (+635)

22nd

St. Abercius, Bishop of Hierapolis, Equal-to-the-Apostles and Wonderworker

The Seven Holy Youths of Ephesus: Maximillan, Jamblicus, Martinian, Dionysios, Anthony, Exacustodian (or Constantine) and John

Sts. Alexander the Bishop, Heraclius, Anna, Elizabeth, Theodota and Glykeria the Martyrs

St. Zacharias the Monk and Martyr

St. Rufus the Venerable

St. Lot the Venerable

Sts. TSheodore and Paul of Rostov (+15th century)

Commemoration of the Miracle of the Icon of the Theotokos of Kazan

23rd

St. James the Brother of the Lord and first Bishop of Jerusalem (+1st century)

St. Ignatios, Patriarch of Constantinople (+877)

St. Nicephorus the Venreable

St. Macarius the Roman

St. Petronius the Venerable (+346)

The Holy Two Children Martyrs

Translation of the Relics of St. James of Borovichi, Wonderworker of Novgorod

24th

Sts. Arethas and his companions

St. Sebastiana of Heraclea

Sts. Mark, Sotericus and Valentine the Martyrs

St. Akakios the Priest-Martyr

St. Nerdon the Martyr

St. Arethas the Venrable of the Lavra of the Kiev Caves

Sts. Sisoes and Theofilos the Silent, the Venerable Fathers of the Kiev Caves

St. John the Recluse of Pskov (+1616)

25th

Sts. Marcian and Martyrius (+4th century)

St. Anastasius the Martyr

St. Valerinus the Martyr

St. Sabius the Martyr

Sts. Valerius and Chrysaphius the Martyrs

St. Varus the Martyr

Sts. Papias, Diodorus, Conon and Claudianus the Martyrs

Sts. Faustus, Basil and Lucian the Martyrs

Sts. Nicephorus and Stephen the Martyrs

Sts. Philadelphius and Polycarp

The Holy Two Martyrs of Thrace

St. Tabitha the Deaconess

Sts. Martyrius the Deacon and Martyrius the Reclose, the Venerable Fathers of the Kiev Caves

26th

St. Demetrios the Great Martyr and Myrrh-Streamer

St. Glycon the Martyr

Sts. Artemidorus and Basil the Martyrs

St. Leptina the Martyr

Commemoration fo the Earthquake of 740

St. Athanasius the Venerable of the Monastery of Medikion in Bithynia (+814)

St. Joasaph the Monk and New Martyr (+1536)

St. Theophilus of the Kiev Caves, Bishop of Novgorod and Pskov (+1471)

St. Anthony of Volgda (+16th century)

27th

St. Nestor the Martyr

Sts. Capitolina and Erotheis the Martyrs

St. Cyriacus, Patriarch of Constantinople (+7th century)

St. Procla, the wife of Pilate (1st century)

St. Nestor the Chronicler of the Lavra of the Kiev Caves (+1114)

Translation of the Relics of St. Andrew, Prince of Smolensk and Wonderworker of Pereyaslavi

St. Demetrius of Basarabov (+18th century)

28th

Holy Protection of the Theotokos - OXI Day

Sts. Terrence, his wife Neonilla, and their children Sarbelus, Photus, Theodulos, Hierax, Nitas, Bele and Eunice

St. Stephen the Venerable of St. Sabas (+807)

Sts. Firmillan, Bishop of Caesaria, andMalchion, Priest of Antioch

St. Febronia (+7th century)

St. Kyriakos the Hieromartyr, Bishop of Jerusalem, and his mother Anna

St. Athanasios the Monk of Mount Athos and Patriarch of Constantinople (+1315)

Sts. Angelis, Manuel, George and Nicholas of Crete, the New Martyrs

The 353 Holy Fathers

St. Diomedes of Cyprus

St. Dimitrii of Rostov (+1709)

St. Job of Pochaev the Venerable (+1651)

St. Arsenius, Archbishop of Pech (+1266)

St. Nestor of the Lavra of the Kiev Caves (+14th century)

St. Ratislav, Prince of Moravia and Martyr

St. Paraskevi of Pirimin

St. Theofilos, Fool-for-Christ of the Lavra of the Kiev Caves

29th

St. Anastasia the Roman

St. Abramius the Holy Father, and his niece Mary (+4th century)

Sts. Cyril, Menas and Menaius

St. Sabas Stratilates

St. Anna the Holy Mother

St. Melitena the Martyr

St. Athanasius the Hieromartyr of Sparta (+1653)

St. Timothy the New Martyr (+1820)

St. Abramius of Rostov

St. Nestor the Unlettered of the Lavra of the Kiev Caves

St. Abramius the Recluse of the Kiev Caves

30th

Sts. Zenobius and Zenobia the Martyrs

St. Cleopas the Apostle

Sts. Tertius, Mark, Justus and Artemas the Apostles

St. Marcian the Hieromartyr, Bishop of Syracuse

Sts. Alexander, Cronion, Julian, Macarius and their thirty companions, the Martyrs

St. Eftropia the Martyr

Sts. Asterius, Claudius, Neon and Neonilla

St. Hermengild the Martyr

St. Joseph I, Patriarch of Constaintople (+13th century)

The Holy Nine Martyrs

St. Manuel the Martyr

St. Dometius the Martyr

The Holy Executioner who repented and died for his Faith

St. Helen, Queen of Serbia

St. Milutin, King of Serbia (+1321)

St. Dragutin, King of Serbia (+1316)St. John Kochurov

31st

Sts. Stachys, Apelles, Amplias, Urban, Narcissus and Aristobulus the Apostles

St. Epimachus of Egypt

Sts. Epimachus the Roman and his companion Gordian (+4th century)

The Unknown Youth who confessed Christ at Antioch

Sts. Stephen, Barnabas, Trophimus, Dorimedon, Cosmas, Damian, Sabas, Bassa, Abraham and their companions

St. Pais the Martyr

The Holy Twelve Maiden Martyrs

Sts. Seleucius and his wife Stratonica

The Holy Three Martyrs of Melitene

St. Nicholas of Chios (+1754)

Sts. Spyridon and Nicodemus of the Lavra of the Kiev Caves

St. Anatolius the Recluse of the Lavra of the Kiev Caves