Saints of the 3rd Century

Orthros carries 36 lives of saints whose titles in the Church's calendar date them to the 3rd century, by the year or the century the calendar gives. Among them are St Barbara, St Cyprian of Carthage and St Agatha of Palermo in Sicily. They are listed below by the day of their feast on the New Calendar.

• 5JanuaryTheopemptus and Theonas
• 12JanuarySt Tatiana
• 1FebruaryPerpetua and Felicity
• 5FebruarySt Agatha of Palermo in Sicily
• 2MarchSt Euthalia
• 11MarchSt Pionius
• 3MayTimothy and Maura
• 9MaySt Christopher
• 10MayAlphaeus, Philadelphus and Cyprinus of Sicily
• 13MaySt Alexander of Rome
• 14MaySt Isidore of Chios
• 17MaySt Solochon
• 18MayPeter, Dionysius, Christina and companions
• 6JuneArchelaïs, Thekla and Susanna
• 22JuneSt Alban, First Martyr of Great Britain
• 24JuneOrentius, Pharnacius, Eros and companions
• 6JulyMarinus and Martha
• 7JulySt Kyriake of Nicomedia
• 30JulySt Polychronius of Babylon
• 2AugustSt Stephen of Rome
• 5AugustSt Fabian of Rome
• 7AugustMarinus the Soldier and Asterius the Senator
• 12AugustSt Alexander of Comana
• 13AugustHippolytus of Rome and Companions
• 16AugustSt Diomedes the Physician of Tarsus in Cilicia
• 17AugustSt Patroclus
• 19AugustAndrew Stratelates and Companions
• 31AugustSt Cyprian of Carthage
• 2SeptemberSt Mamas of Caesarea in Cappadocia
• 9OctoberSt Denis of Paris
• 28OctoberSt Firmilian of Caesarea
• 22NovemberCecilia, Valerian, Tiburtius and Maximus
• 25NovemberSt Mercurius
• 2DecemberSt Myropea of Chios
• 4DecemberSt Barbara
• 14DecemberPhilemon, Apollonius and Arian

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