Afterfeast of the Theophany. St. George the Chozebite, abbot (7th c.). St. Domnica of Constantinople (ca. 474). St. Emilian the Confessor, bishop of Cyzicus (9th c.). St. Gregory, wonderworker of the Kiev Caves (1093). St. Gregory, hermit of the Kiev Caves (13th c.-14th c.). New Hieromartyr Priest Isidore and 72 companions at Yuriev (Dorpats) in Estonia, slain by the Latins in 1472 (1472).
Hieromartyr Carterius of Caesarea in Cappadocia (304). Martyr Julian and his wife Basilissa, and with them Martyrs Celsius, his mother Marcianilla, Anastasius, the priest Anthony, seven brothers, and twenty prison guards, of Antinoe in Egypt (283-305). Hieromartyr Theophilus, deacon, and Martyr Helladius, in Libya (4th c.). St. Elias the Wonderworker, of Egypt (4th c.). Martyr Abo the Perfumer, of Baghdad, at Tbilisi, Georgia (786). St. Paisius of Uglich (1504).
New Martyr Mikhail Novoselov (1938).
St. Severin, bishop of Cologne (ca. 397). St. Atticus, archbishop of Constantinople (425). St. Severinus, spiritual leader of Roman Christians during the Germanic invasions (southern Germany and northern Austria) (482). St. Theodore of Constantinople (ca. 595). Holy Virgin Gudula of Brussels (659). St. Erhard, bishop of Regensburg (Bavaria) (ca. 700) St. Cyrus, patriarch of Constantinople (714). St. Pega, hermitess, of Peakirk (ca. 719). St. Gregory of Ochrid, bishop of Moesia (1012). St. Macarius (Macres) of Vatopedi, Mt. Athos (1431). St. Agatho, monk, of Egypt (5th c.).
Repose of Elder Isaiah of Valaam (1914) and Mother Alexandra (Princess Ileana), foundress of the Monastery of the Transfiguration (Ellwood City, Penn.) (1991).