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27th Week after Pentecost. Tone 1.
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Cовершается служба, не отмеченная в Типиконе никаким знакомSt. Alypius the Stylite, of Adrianople (640). Cовершается служба, не отмеченная в Типиконе никаким знакомDedication of the Church of St. George at Kiev (1051-1054). Совершается служба с полиелеемRepose of St. Innocent, first bishop of Irkutsk (1731).

St. James the Solitary, of Syria (457). Venerable Stylianus of Paphlagonia (5th c.-6th c.). Sts. Athanasius and Theodosius, founders of Cherepovets Monastery (Vologda), disciples of St. Sergius of Radonezh (both ca. 1388).

New Hieromartyr Tikhon (Buzov), archimandrite, of Donskoy Monastery (Moscow) (1937).

St. Peter, patriarch of Jerusalem (552). St. Nicon Metanoeite (“the Preacher of Repentance”), of Armenia (998). New Martyr George of Chios, at Kydonias in Asia Minor (1807). St. Acacius, who is mentioned in The Ladder (6th c.).

Articles

Venerable Alypius the Stylite of Adrianopolis

Saint Alypius the Stylite was born in the city of Adrianopolis in Paphlagonia. His mother, a Christian, was widowed early, and she sent her son to be educated by Bishop Theodore.

Repose of St Innocent the first Bishop of Irkutsk

The proximity of the Chinese border, the expanse and sparsely-settled dioceses, the great number of diverse nationalities (Buryat, Mongol, and others), mostly unenlightened by the Christian Faith, the lack of roads and the poverty—all this made Saint Innocent’s pastoral work burdensome and his life full of deprivations.

Venerable James the Solitary of Syria

Venerable Stylianus of Paphlagonia

Saint Stylianus was known for his love of children, and he would heal them of their infirmities. Even after his death, the citizens of Paphlagonia believed that he could cure their children.

Venerable Nikon “Metanoeite,” the Preacher of Repentance

Since he had no desire to take over the management of his family’s wealth and estates, Nicetas entered the monastery of Chrysopetro, where he shone forth in prayer and asceticism.
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