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[[Image:Rublev Trinity.jpg|100px|The Holy Trinity]]
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[[File:Boris I of Bulgaria.jpg|100px|Saint Boris-Michael, Baptizer of Bulgaria]]<br>
</div>[[Saint]] [[Athanasius the Great]], [[Patriarch]] of Alexandria; Saint [[Athanasius of Lubensk]], [[Patriarch of Constantinople]]; [[Martyr]]s Hesperus, Zoe, and their sons Cyriacus and Theodulus, at Attalia; Saint Boris-Michael, [[Equal-to-the-Apostles]], prince and [[baptism|baptizer]] of Bulgaria; Saint [[Jordan the Wonder-worker]]; Martyr Wiborada, anchoress of St. Gallen in Germany (see also [[May 11]])<!-- http://www.saintsmaryandmarthaorthodoxmonastery.org/bindery.html --->; translation of the [[relics]] of the Holy [[Passion-bearer]]s Boris and Gleb (in holy baptism, Romanus and David); [[Icon]] of the [[Theotokos]] of Putivilsk
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[[File:Matrona Moskovskaya.jpg|100px|St. Matrona of Moscow]]
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Martyrs [[Hesperus, Zoe, Cyriacus, and Theodulus|Hesperus, Zoe, and their sons Cyriacus and Theodulus]], at Attalia (ca. 124);
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Venerable Jordan the Wonder-worker;
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Saint Sabbas, Bishop of [[w:Dafnousia|Dafnousia]];
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Saint Boris-Michael, [[Equal-to-the-Apostles]], prince and baptizer of Bulgaria (907);
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Saint Valentine, Bishop of Genoa in Italy ca.295-307, (ca.307);
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Saint Germanus of Normandy, converted by St Germanus of Auxerre, martyred in France (ca.460);
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Hieromartyrs Vindemialis, Eugene and Longinus, Bishops in North Africa martyred by the Arian Vandal King Hunneric (ca.485);
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Saint Neachtain, a relative of St Patrick of Ireland at whose repose he was present (5th c.);
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Saint Ultan, Irish monk, brother of Saints Fursey and Foillan (657);
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Saint Waldebert (Walbert, Gaubert), abbot of Luxeuil in France (ca.668);
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Saint Bertinus the Younger, Benedictine monk at Sithin, in France (699);
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Saint Felix of Seville, deacon and martyr in Seville, Spain, under the Muslims;
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Martyr Wiborada, anchoress of [[w:Abbey of Saint Gall|St. Gallen Abbey]] in Germany (926) (''see also [[May 11]]'')<!-- http://www.saintsmaryandmarthaorthodoxmonastery.org/bindery.html --->;
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St. Athanasius of Syandem and Valaam (ca. 1550);
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Patriarch Athanasius III Patelaros, of Constantinople, from Lubensk (Lubny), Wonderworker (1654);
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Blessed Basil of Kadom, [[fool-for-Christ]] (1848);
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Saint [[Matrona of Moscow|Matrona]] the Blind, the Righteous [[Wonderworker]] of Moscow (1952)
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'''Other Commemorations:'''
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Translation of the [[relics]] of Patriarch [[Athanasius of Alexandria]] (373);
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Translation of the relics (1072 and 1115) of the holy [[passion-bearer]]s [[Boris and Gleb]] (in holy baptism Romanus and David) (1015);
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Icon of the Theotokos of Putivilsk (1238, 1635);
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Latest revision as of 04:52, September 3, 2013

Saint Boris-Michael, Baptizer of Bulgaria
St. Matrona of Moscow

Martyrs Hesperus, Zoe, and their sons Cyriacus and Theodulus, at Attalia (ca. 124); Venerable Jordan the Wonder-worker; Saint Sabbas, Bishop of Dafnousia; Saint Boris-Michael, Equal-to-the-Apostles, prince and baptizer of Bulgaria (907); Saint Valentine, Bishop of Genoa in Italy ca.295-307, (ca.307); Saint Germanus of Normandy, converted by St Germanus of Auxerre, martyred in France (ca.460); Hieromartyrs Vindemialis, Eugene and Longinus, Bishops in North Africa martyred by the Arian Vandal King Hunneric (ca.485); Saint Neachtain, a relative of St Patrick of Ireland at whose repose he was present (5th c.); Saint Ultan, Irish monk, brother of Saints Fursey and Foillan (657); Saint Waldebert (Walbert, Gaubert), abbot of Luxeuil in France (ca.668); Saint Bertinus the Younger, Benedictine monk at Sithin, in France (699); Saint Felix of Seville, deacon and martyr in Seville, Spain, under the Muslims; Martyr Wiborada, anchoress of St. Gallen Abbey in Germany (926) (see also May 11); St. Athanasius of Syandem and Valaam (ca. 1550); Patriarch Athanasius III Patelaros, of Constantinople, from Lubensk (Lubny), Wonderworker (1654); Blessed Basil of Kadom, fool-for-Christ (1848); Saint Matrona the Blind, the Righteous Wonderworker of Moscow (1952) Other Commemorations: Translation of the relics of Patriarch Athanasius of Alexandria (373); Translation of the relics (1072 and 1115) of the holy passion-bearers Boris and Gleb (in holy baptism Romanus and David) (1015); Icon of the Theotokos of Putivilsk (1238, 1635);