Saints of Alexandria
Orthros carries 12 lives of the saints of Alexandria, as the Church's calendar names them. Among them are St Catherine of Alexandria, St Athanasius the Great of Alexandria and St Cyril of Alexandria. Each is listed below by the day of their feast on the New Calendar, from January to November, with their life and both calendars' dates.
18JanuaryAthanasius the Great and Cyril of Alexandria
22AprilSt Leonides of Alexandria
25AprilSt Ananias of Alexandria
2MaySt Athanasius the Great of Alexandria
9JuneSt Cyril of Alexandria
11SeptemberSt Euphrosynos the Cook of Alexandria
11SeptemberSt Theodora of Alexandria
23SeptemberSt Iraida of Alexandria
5NovemberSt Gregory the Confessor of Alexandria
12NovemberSt John the Merciful of Alexandria
24NovemberSt Catherine of Alexandria
24NovemberSt Peter of Alexandria
Their feast days
- Athanasius the Great and Cyril of Alexandria: January 18 on the New Calendar and January 31 on the Old Calendar.
- St Leonides of Alexandria: April 22 on the New Calendar and May 5 on the Old Calendar.
- St Ananias of Alexandria: April 25 on the New Calendar and May 8 on the Old Calendar.
- St Athanasius the Great of Alexandria: May 2 on the New Calendar and May 15 on the Old Calendar.
- St Cyril of Alexandria: June 9 on the New Calendar and June 22 on the Old Calendar.
- St Euphrosynos the Cook of Alexandria: September 11 on the New Calendar and September 24 on the Old Calendar.
- St Theodora of Alexandria: September 11 on the New Calendar and September 24 on the Old Calendar.
- St Iraida of Alexandria: September 23 on the New Calendar and October 6 on the Old Calendar.
- St Gregory the Confessor of Alexandria: November 5 on the New Calendar and November 18 on the Old Calendar.
- St John the Merciful of Alexandria: November 12 on the New Calendar and November 25 on the Old Calendar.
- St Catherine of Alexandria: November 24 and November 25 on the New Calendar and December 7 and December 8 on the Old Calendar.
- St Peter of Alexandria: November 24 on the New Calendar and December 7 on the Old Calendar.
