The Cathedral of Smolensk Saints is a group of saints of the Russian Orthodox Church whose life was connected with the territory of the Smolensk diocese : those born and living in the Smolensk region, as well as those born on the Smolensk land, but who performed the feats of piety in other lands. The celebration of the Cathedral of Smolensk Saints is timed to the day of the celebration of the Smolensk Icon of the Mother of God and is celebrated on the first Sunday before July 28 according to the Julian calendar ( August 10 according to the Gregorian ); it was established in 1983, first included in the Orthodox calendar of the Russian Church - in 1986.
| Cathedral of Smolensk Saints | |
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| Type of | holiday of the Russian Orthodox Church |
| Set | in memory of Orthodox ascetics associated with the Smolensk diocese |
| date of | Sunday before July 28 ( August 10 ) |
Content
- 1 List of saints
- 2 notes
- 3 Literature
- 4 References
List of Saints
| St | The face of holiness, repose | Year of canonization | Other days of remembrance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Avraamy Smolensky | archimandrite, miracle worker (+ until 1224) | 1549 | August 21 ( September 3 ) |
| Andrey Smolensky , Pereyaslavsky | prince (+ 1390) | 1749 | Rostov. [1] , October 27 ( November 9 ) [2] |
| Anthony of Vologda , Veliky Perm | bishop (+ 1588) | 1841 | Vologod. [3] , October 26 ( November 8 ) |
| Arkady Vyazemsky | Rev. (+ 1077) [4] [5] - student of Rev. Ephraim of Novotorzhsky (see below) | ? | Tversk. [6] , July 11 (24) , August 14 (27), December 13 (26) |
| Arkady Dorogobuzhsky | Rev. (+ XVI) [7] - student of Rev. Gerasim Boldinsky (see below) | ? | |
| Gerasim Boldinsky | Rev. (+ 1544) [8] | May 1 (14) , Rostov. [1] , July 7 (20) [9] | |
| Gleb Vsevolodovich (Svyatoslavovich) , Smolensky | prince (+ con. XIV - early XV) | 2nd floor. XVII century | July 7 (20) |
| Gleb (in the baptism of David) | prince, sufferer (+ 1015) | XI century | May 2 (15), July 24 ( August 6 ), September 5 (18) , Vlad. [10] Ryazan. [11] , Tula. [12] |
| David Yaroslavsky | prince, son of Theodore of Smolensk, miracle worker (+ 1321) | XV century | March 5 (18), June 22 ( July 5 ), September 19 ( October 2 ), Rostov. [one] |
| Ephraim Novotorzhsky | archimandrite, (+ 1053) [13] | XVII century | January 28 ( February 10 ), Novgorod. [14] , June 11 (24) [15] , Tversk. [6] |
| Efrem Smolensky | Rev. (+ after 1238) - disciple of Rev. Abraham of Smolensk | ? | August 21 ( September 3 ) |
| Ignatius Smolensky | bishop, miracle worker (+ 1210) | ? | January 29 ( February 11 ) |
| Juliania Vyazemskaya , Novotorzhskaya | princess (+ 1406) | XIX century | July 2 (15) [16] , Tversk. [6] December 21 ( January 3 ) |
| Konstantin Yaroslavsky | prince, son of Theodore of Smolensk, miracle worker (+ until 1321) | XV century | March 5 (18), June 22 ( July 5 ), September 19 ( October 2 ), Rostov. [one] |
| Macarius Altai | archimandrite missionary (+ 1847) | 2000 | May 15 (28) , Siberia. [17] |
| Mercury Smolensky | warrior, martyr (+ 1239) | XVI century | November 24 ( December 7 ) |
| Mercury Smolensky , Pechersky | bishop, holy martyr (+ 1239) | ? | August 7 (20) |
| Mikhail Smolensky | bishop (+ 1402) | ? | November 28 ( December 11 ), Radonezh. [eighteen] |
| Mikhail Feodorovich Yaroslavsky | Prince, son of Theodore of Smolensk, miracle worker (+ 1290) [19] | ? | September 19 ( October 2 ) |
| Nikolay Japanese | Archbishop Equal to the Apostles (+ 1912) | 1970 | February 3 (16) |
| Pitirim Tambovsky | bishop (+ 1698) | 1914 | July 28 ( August 10 ) [20] |
| Prokhor Pechersky , Lebednik | miracle worker (+ 1107) [21] | XVI century | February 10 (23) |
| Rostislav Mstislavich , Kiev, Smolensky | Grand Duke (+ 1167) | ? | March 14 (27) , Belarus. [22] |
| Simeon Mstislavovich Vyazemsky | prince, martyr (+ 1406) | ? | December 21 ( January 3 ) |
| Simeon Smolensky (Molyukov) | Metropolitan (+ 1699) | ? | January 4 (17) , Siberia. [17] |
| Simon of Radonezh , Smolensky | archimandrite (+ until 1392) [23] - student of St. Sergius of Radonezh | ? | May 10 (23) [24] , Radonezh. [eighteen] |
| Theodor Rostislavovich Black , Smolensky, Yaroslavsky | prince, miracle worker (+ 1299) | XV century | March 5 (18), June 22 ( July 5 ), September 19 ( October 2 ), Rostov. [one] |
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 As part of the Cathedral of Rostov-Yaroslavl Saints
- ↑ Acquisition of relics - 1539
- ↑ As part of the Cathedral of Vologda Saints
- ↑ Arkady Novotorzhsky
- ↑ Arkady Vyazemsky
- ↑ 1 2 3 As part of the Cathedral of Tver Saints
- ↑ Arkady Dorogobuzhsky
- ↑ Gerasim
- ↑ Acquisition of relics - 2001
- ↑ As part of the Cathedral of Vladimir Saints
- ↑ As part of the Ryazan Saints Cathedral
- ↑ As part of the Tula Saints Cathedral
- ↑ Ephraim
- ↑ As part of the Cathedral of Novgorod Saints
- ↑ Relocation of Relics - 1572
- ↑ Acquisition of relics - 1819
- ↑ 1 2 As part of the Cathedral of Siberian Saints
- ↑ 1 2 As part of the Council of Radonezh Saints
- ↑ Mikhail Fedorovich
- ↑ As part of the Cathedral of Tambov Saints
- ↑ Prokhor Pechersky, Lebednik. Life.
- ↑ As part of the Council of Belarusian Saints
- ↑ Simon of Radonezh. Life
- ↑ Lives of Russian saints.
Literature
- Akathists of the Smolensk saints. - Smolensk, 2004 .-- S. 77-94. - 96 p. - 5,000 copies.
Links
When writing this article, material from the "Orthodox Church Calendar 2002" was used. from. 104.