Holy Hierarch Zosime of Kumurdo (16th century)

Archpriest Zakaria Machitadze

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Holy Hierarch Zosime of Kumurdo (16th century)

Archpriest Zakaria Machitadze

Saint Zosime of Kumurdo lived and labored from the endof the 15th century through the first half of the 16th century.To the world he was known as Zebede. He was raisedby Princess Ketevan, the daughter of King Giorgi VIII(1446–1466).

Holy Martyrs of Lazeti (17th–18th centuries)

Archpriest Zakaria Machitadze

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Holy Martyrs of Lazeti (17th–18th centuries)

Archpriest Zakaria Machitadze

Lazeti is a region in southern Kolkheti (Colchis), the ancient kingdom located in what is now southwestern Georgia and northeastern Turkey. In ancient times, Lazeti was a center of Georgian culture. The holy Apostle Andrew began the conversion of the Georgian nation from this very region.

Saint Eprem the Great of Atsquri (9th century)

Archpriest Zakaria Machitadze

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Saint Eprem the Great of Atsquri (9th century)

Archpriest Zakaria Machitadze

Saint Eprem the Great of Atsquri — one of the most important figures in the Georgian Church of the 8th and 9th centuries — was a disciple and companion of St. Grigol of Khandzta.

Holy Martyr Sukia and His Sixteen Companions (ca. 100–130)

Archpriest Zakaria Machitadze

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Holy Martyr Sukia and His Sixteen Companions (ca. 100–130)

Archpriest Zakaria Machitadze

The holy martyrs Sukia, Andrea, Anastasi, Talale, Teodorite, Ivkirion, Iordane, Kodrate, Lukiane, Momnanos, Nerangios, Polievktos, Iakob, Poka, Domentian, Bictor, and Zosime were Georgian noble lords who served the Albanian government (in the southeastern Transcaucasus) in the 1st century a.d.

Holy Martyrs of Kvabtakhevi Monastery (†1386)

Archpriest Zakaria Machitadze

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Holy Martyrs of Kvabtakhevi Monastery (†1386)

Archpriest Zakaria Machitadze

In the 14th century, during the reign of King Bagrat V (1360–1394), Timur (Tamerlane) invaded Georgia seven times. His troops inflicted irreparable damage on the country, seizing centuries-old treasures and razing ancient churches and monasteries.