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Oriental Orthodox tradition, a
hieromartyr is a
martyr (one who dies for his beliefs) who was a
bishop or priest.
Hieromartyrs do not
constitute a special...
- 2024-07-22. "
Hieromartyr Timothy,
bishop of
Prusa (362) |
Ancient Faith Ministries". www.ancientfaith.com.
Retrieved 2024-08-15. "
Hieromartyr Timothy, Bishop...
- Velimirovic, Nikolai. "The
Hieromartyr Charalampus". The
Prologue from Ochrid.
Serbian Orthodox Church.
Retrieved 2007-03-11. "
Hieromartyr Charalampus the Bishop...
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Saint Basil of
Ancyra Hieromartyr Residence Ancyra,
Roman Empire (modern-day Ankara, Turkey) Died 29 June, 362 Venerated in
Eastern Orthodox Church Roman...
- Pope
Alexander I (died 115),
bishop of Rome from c. 107 – c. 115 and
hieromartyr Alexander (101–165), one of the
seven sons of
Felicitas of Rome Epipodius...
- He was
canonised with the name of
Maxim of
Gorlice with the
title of
hieromartyr. (Polish:
Maksym Gorlicki, Russian: Максим Горлицкий, Rusyn: Максим Горлицкый)...
- the
Saints listed on
April 4.
Hieromartyr Anicetus, Pope of Rome (166)
Martyr Adrian of Corinth, in
Persia (251)
Hieromartyr Symeon (Shemon Bar Sabbae),...
- Hotovitzky,
hieromartyr,
Missionary of
America Alexis of Wilkes-Barre, Missionary,
leader of 20,000 ex-Uniates into
Orthodoxy Bogoljub Gakovich,
hieromartyr Bazyli...
- The
Hieromartyrs of
Cherson were a
group of
early 4th-century
bishops who were
martyred in Cherson, at the time in the
Bosporan Kingdom in
Taurica (Crimea)...
- ****adius or ****adios (Gr****: Έλλάδιος) is a
saint and
hieromartyr (i.e. a
martyred priest) in the
Eastern Orthodox Church.
Almost nothing is
known of...
