Synaxis of All Saints of Vladimir

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Synaxis of the saints of Vladimir (19th century icon

The Synaxis of all Saints of Vladimir is a holiday in honor of the saints of the Russian Orthodox Church, whose life was connected with the territory of the present . It is held on June 23, according to the old style, which falls on July 6 for a new style. The synaxis festival was established in 1982 with the blessing of Patriarch Pimen on the day of the celebration of the Theotokos of Vladimir.

List of Saints[]

Martyrs[]

• Avraamiy the Bulgarian († 1229)
• Mitrofan the Archbishop († 1238)
• Patrick the Holy Martyr († 1411)

Reverend[]

• Nikita of Pereyaslavl († 1186)
• Elijah Muromec of Pechersk (+ about 1188)
• Pachomius Archimandrite and Theodosius († 1237)
• Daniel of Uspensk (+ 1238)
• Mikhail of Vyazniki († 1333)
• Sergius of Radonezh († 1392)
• Roman of Kirzhach († 1392)
• Pakhomiy of Nerekhta († 1384)
• Evfimiy of Suzdal († 1404)
• Stefan of Makhra († 1406)
• Nikon of Radonezhy († 1426)
• Kosma of Yakhroma († 1492)
• Job, Archimandrite of Vladimir (XV century)
• Arkady of Vyazniki (+ 1592)
• Prokhor and Vassian of Zayastrebye (+ 1592)
• Dionysius of Pereyaslavl († 1645)
• Lukian of Aleksandrov († 1654)
• Cornelius of Aleksandrov († 1681)
• Zosima of Aleksandrov (+ about 1713)

Reverend Women[]

• Maria (monastic name: Martha) († 1206)
• Theodosia (monastic name: Euphrosyne) († 1244)
• Evfrosinia of Suzdal (+ 1250)
• Vassa (in the monastery of Theodore) Nizhny Novgorod († 1378)
• Sofia of Suzdal (+ 1542)
• Theodosius of Murom (XVII century)

Saints[]

Metropolitans[]

• Maksim of Kiev (+ 1305)
• Aleksy (Byakont) († 1378)
• Iona of Moskow († 1461)
• Hilarion of Suzdal (+ 1707)

Archbishops[]

• Dionysius of Suzdal († 1385)
• Arseniy of Elasson (+ 1625)

Bishops[]

• Theodore of Rostov (+ 1023)
• John of Rostov († 1214)
• Simon of Pechersk († 1226)
• Kirill of Rostov († 1262)
• Serapion of Vladimir († 1275)
• Theodore of Vladimir († 1286)
• Vasili of Ryazan († 1295)
• Sofroniy of Suzdal († 1654)
• Mitrofan of Voronezh (+ 1703)

Faithful[]

Princes[]

• Gleb of Murom († 1015),
• Konstantin of Murom (+ 1129),
• Mikhail and Fyodor of Murom (XII century)
• Boris of Turov (+ about 1160)
• Izyaslav Andreevich († 1165)
• Mstislav Iziaslavich († 1172)
• Andrei of Bogolyubovo (+ 1174)
• Gleb of Vladimir (+ 1174)
• Mikhail of Vladimir (+ 1176)
• Peter of Murom ( † 1228)
• Yuri Vsevolodovich († 1238)
• Vasilko of Rostov († 1238)
• Vsevolod Yuriyevich of Vladimir
• Mstislav Yuriyevich
• Vladimir of Vladimir
• Dimitry of Vladimir († 1238)
• Fyodor Yaroslavich of Vladimir († 1246)
• Svyatoslav Vsevolodovich († 1253)
• Aleksandr Nevsky (+ 1263)
• Dmitri Svyatoslavich of Yuryev († 1269)
• Dimitri Aleksandrovich († 1294)
• Theodore Starodubsky (+ 1330)

Princesses[]

• Irina of Murom († about 1129)
• Fevronia of Murom († 1228)
• Agathia, Theodora, Maria and Christina († 1238)
• Evdokia of Vladimir (XIV century)

Righteous[]

• Georgiy and Iulianiya of Murom (+ 1604)
• Karp of Medush (XVII century)
• Savva of Moshok (+ 1592)

Blessed[]

• Cyprian of Suzdal († 1622)
• Evdokia of Suzdal (+ 1776)
• Parthenius of Suzdal (+ second half of the 16th century)

References[]

• Official site of the Vladimir eparchy of the Moscow Patriarchy of the Russian Orthodox Church