Saints of Constantinople
Orthros carries 23 lives of the saints of Constantinople, as the Church's calendar names them. Among them are St Metrophanes of Constantinople, St Anatolios of Constantinople and St Methodios of Constantinople. Each is listed below by the day of their feast on the New Calendar, from January to December, with their life and both calendars' dates.
8JanuarySt Atticus of Constantinople
5FebruarySt Polyeuctus of Constantinople
6FebruarySt Photios of Constantinople
21FebruarySt John the Scholastic of Constantinople
25FebruarySt Tarasius of Constantinople
6AprilSt Eutychius of Constantinople
10AprilSt Gregory V of Constantinople
16MaySt Nicholas Mystikos of Constantinople
4JuneSt Metrophanes of Constantinople
14JuneSt Methodios of Constantinople
20JuneSt Kallistos I of Constantinople
27JuneSt Sampson the Hospitable of Constantinople
3JulySt Anatolios of Constantinople
11AugustSt Niphon of Constantinople
30AugustAlexander, John and Paul, Patriarchs of Constantinople
31AugustSt Gennadius of Constantinople
1OctoberSt Romanos the Melodist of Constantinople
11OctoberSt Philotheos Kokkinos of Constantinople
30OctoberSt Joseph I of Constantinople
6NovemberSt Paul the Confessor of Constantinople
20NovemberSt Proclus of Constantinople
1DecemberSt Philaret the Merciful of Constantinople
9DecemberSt Stephen the New Light of Constantinople
Their feast days
- St Atticus of Constantinople: January 8 on the New Calendar and January 21 on the Old Calendar.
- St Polyeuctus of Constantinople: February 5 on the New Calendar and February 18 on the Old Calendar.
- St Photios of Constantinople: February 6 on the New Calendar and February 19 on the Old Calendar.
- St John the Scholastic of Constantinople: February 21 on the New Calendar and March 6 on the Old Calendar.
- St Tarasius of Constantinople: February 25 on the New Calendar and March 10 on the Old Calendar.
- St Eutychius of Constantinople: April 6 on the New Calendar and April 19 on the Old Calendar.
- St Gregory V of Constantinople: April 10 on the New Calendar and April 23 on the Old Calendar.
- St Nicholas Mystikos of Constantinople: May 16 on the New Calendar and May 29 on the Old Calendar.
- St Metrophanes of Constantinople: June 4 on the New Calendar and June 17 on the Old Calendar.
- St Methodios of Constantinople: June 14 on the New Calendar and June 27 on the Old Calendar.
- St Kallistos I of Constantinople: June 20 on the New Calendar and July 3 on the Old Calendar.
- St Sampson the Hospitable of Constantinople: June 27 on the New Calendar and July 10 on the Old Calendar.
- St Anatolios of Constantinople: July 3 on the New Calendar and July 16 on the Old Calendar.
- St Niphon of Constantinople: August 11 on the New Calendar and August 24 on the Old Calendar.
- Alexander, John and Paul, Patriarchs of Constantinople: August 30 on the New Calendar and September 12 on the Old Calendar.
- St Gennadius of Constantinople: August 31 on the New Calendar and September 13 on the Old Calendar.
- St Romanos the Melodist of Constantinople: October 1 on the New Calendar and October 14 on the Old Calendar.
- St Philotheos Kokkinos of Constantinople: October 11 on the New Calendar and October 24 on the Old Calendar.
- St Joseph I of Constantinople: October 30 on the New Calendar and November 12 on the Old Calendar.
- St Paul the Confessor of Constantinople: November 6 on the New Calendar and November 19 on the Old Calendar.
- St Proclus of Constantinople: November 20 on the New Calendar and December 3 on the Old Calendar.
- St Philaret the Merciful of Constantinople: December 1 on the New Calendar and December 14 on the Old Calendar.
- St Stephen the New Light of Constantinople: December 9 on the New Calendar and December 22 on the Old Calendar.
