Saints of Rome

Orthros carries 18 lives of the saints of Rome, as the Church's calendar names them. Among them are St Sylvester of Rome, St Melania the Younger of Rome and St Clement of Rome. 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.

Their feast days

St Sylvester of Rome: January 2 on the New Calendar and January 15 on the Old Calendar.
St Agnes of Rome: January 21 on the New Calendar and February 3 on the Old Calendar.
St Xenia of Rome: January 24 on the New Calendar and February 6 on the Old Calendar.
St Paula of Rome: January 26 on the New Calendar and February 8 on the Old Calendar.
St Marcella of Rome: January 31 on the New Calendar and February 13 on the Old Calendar.
St Leo the Great of Rome: February 18 on the New Calendar and March 3 on the Old Calendar.
St Gregory the Great of Rome: March 12 on the New Calendar and March 25 on the Old Calendar.
St Celestine of Rome: April 8 on the New Calendar and April 21 on the Old Calendar.
St Martin the Confessor of Rome: April 13 and April 14 on the New Calendar and April 26 and April 27 on the Old Calendar.
St Alexander of Rome: May 13 on the New Calendar and May 26 on the Old Calendar.
St Agrippina of Rome: June 23 on the New Calendar and July 6 on the Old Calendar.
Cosmas and Damian of Rome: July 1 on the New Calendar and July 14 on the Old Calendar.
St Stephen of Rome: August 2 on the New Calendar and August 15 on the Old Calendar.
St Fabian of Rome: August 5 on the New Calendar and August 18 on the Old Calendar.
St Lawrence of Rome: August 10 on the New Calendar and August 23 on the Old Calendar.
Hippolytus of Rome and Companions: August 13 on the New Calendar and August 26 on the Old Calendar.
St Clement of Rome: November 24 on the New Calendar and December 7 on the Old Calendar.
St Melania the Younger of Rome: December 31 on the New Calendar and January 13 on the Old Calendar.