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St. Procopius the Confessor, of Decapolis (ca. 750).
St. Thalelaeus, hermit, of Gabala in Syria (460). St. Titus, hieromonk of the Kiev Caves (1196). St. Titus the Soldier, monk of the Kiev Caves (14th c.). St. Pitirim, bishop of Tambov (1698).
Martyrs Julian and his disciple Chroniun, at Alexandria (250-252). Martyr Gelasius the Actor, of Heliopolis (297). St. Macarius, bishop of Jerusalem (334). Sts. Asclepius and James of Nimouza, monks, near Cyrrhus (5th c.). St. Leander, bishop of Seville (600-601). St. Stephen, monk, of Constantinople (614). New Martyr Elias of Trebizond (1749). St. Timothy of Caesarea, monk.
Repose of Archimandrite Photius of the Yuriev Monastery (Novgorod) (1838), Monk Anthony (1848) and Hieromonk Justinian (1966), both of Valaam, and Archimandrite Alypy (Voronov) of the Pskov Caves Monastery (1975).
Articles
 Venerable Titus the Soldier, of the Kiev CavesSaint Titus was a soldier who was known for his bravery. One day, he was seriously wounded in battle. |
 Martyr Julian of AlexandriaSaint Julian, a very old man, suffered from gout and could neither stand nor get about. |
 Sts. Asclepius and James of Nimouza, monks, near CyrrhusSaints Asclepius and James were Syrian ascetics, and lived during the fifth century. |
 St. Stephen of ConstantinopleHe died peacefully in 614. |