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</div>[[Venerable]] [[Gerasimos of the Jordan]]; Venerable [[Gerasimos of Vologda|Gerasimos]], [[monk]] of Vologda; Venerable [[Ioasaph of Snetogorsk]] [[Monastery]] in Pskov; [[Saint]] [[Basil of Mirozh]] Monastery in Pskov; Saints of Pskov [[martyr]]ed by the Latins; Right-believing Prince Basil (Vasilko) of Rostov; Right-believing Prince Daniel of Moscow, [[Wonder-worker]]; [[Martyr]] Paul and his sister Juliana and Quadratus, Acacius, and Stratonicus, at Ptolemais in Syria; Saint [[James the Faster]] of Phoenicia, Syria; [[Blessed]] Prince Wenceslaus of the Czech Lands, martyr; Saint [[Gregory of Constantius|Gregory]], [[Bishop]] of Constantius in Cyprus; Saint [[Gregory of Assa|Gregory]], Bishop of Assa near Ephesus; Repose of [[Schemamonk]] [[Mark of Glinsk]] Hermitage
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[[File:Wenceslaus Prince of the Czechs.jpg|100px|St. Wenceslas, Prince of the Czechs]]
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Saint Julian of Alexandria, Bishop of Alexandria (189);
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Martyrs Paul and his sister Juliana, and Quadratus, Acacius, and Stratonicus, at Ptolemais in Egypt (273)
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Venerable [[Gerasimos of the Jordan]] (475);
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Saint Gregory of Constantius in Cyprus, Bishop;
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Saint [[James the Faster]], of Phoenicia, Syria (6th century);
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Saint Lucius I, succeeded St Cornelius as Pope of Rome in 253, and was at once sent into exile;
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Martyrs of Rome, a group of 900 martyrs buried in the Catacombs of Callistus on the Appian Way in Rome (260);
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Saint Leonard of Avranches, Bishop of Avranches (c. 614);
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Saint Owen of Lastingham (''Owin''), [[monk]] of Lichfield, Disciple of Saint Etheldreda (c. 680);
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Saint Basinus, monk and Abbot of St Maximin in Trier in Germany, succeeded St Numerian as bishop of the city (c. 705);
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Saint Appian, a monk at the monastery of St Peter of Ciel d'Oro in Pavia, became a hermit in Comacchio and brought Christ to that region (c. 800);
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Saint Adrian of May and Companions, a bishop on the Isle of May in the Firth of Forth in Scotland, martyred by the Danes together with other monks including Stalbrand, Geodianus, Caius, and Clodian (c. 875);
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Saint Felix of Rhuys, a monk at Fleury Abbey (Saint-Benoit-sur-Loire) in France (1038);
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Saint Gregory, Bishop of Assos near Ephesus (1150);
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Venerable Gerasimus, monk of Vologda (1178);
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Blessed Basil (''Basilko''), Prince of Rostov (1238);
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Saints of [[Pskov]] martyred by the Latins (1299): Saint Ioasaph of Snetogorsk Monastery, and St. Basil of Mirozh Monastery;
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Saint [[Daniel of Moscow (prince)|Daniel of Moscow]], Great Prince, [[Wonder-worker]] (1303);
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Saint Peter (Michurin), youth of Tobolsk (''Peter of Tomsk'') (1820);
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New Hieromartyr Michael Kargopolov, Priest of Krasnoyarsk (1919);
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New Hieromartyr Dimitry Ivanov of Kiev, Archpriest (1933);
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New Hieromartyr Vyacheslav Leontiev of Nizhegorod, Priest (1937);
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New Martyr John of Al-Sindiyana (Palestine) (1937);
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New Hieromartyr Alexander, Priest (1938);
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'''Other Commemorations:'''
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Translation of the [[relics]] (938) of Martyr [[Wenceslas|Wenceslaus]] (''Vyacheslav''), Prince of the Czechs (935);
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Repose of [[Schemamonk]] Mark of Glinsk Hermitage (1893);
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Commemoration of [[Geronta|Staretz]] Theodosius of [[Pochaev Lavra of the Dormition of the Theotokos|Pochaev]] (''Feodosiy Pochayivsky'') (1906);
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Repose of Schemanun Agnia, Eldress of Karaganda (1976).
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Latest revision as of 15:22, April 7, 2015

Venerable Gerasimos of the Jordan
St. Wenceslas, Prince of the Czechs

Saint Julian of Alexandria, Bishop of Alexandria (189); Martyrs Paul and his sister Juliana, and Quadratus, Acacius, and Stratonicus, at Ptolemais in Egypt (273) Venerable Gerasimos of the Jordan (475); Saint Gregory of Constantius in Cyprus, Bishop; Saint James the Faster, of Phoenicia, Syria (6th century); Saint Lucius I, succeeded St Cornelius as Pope of Rome in 253, and was at once sent into exile; Martyrs of Rome, a group of 900 martyrs buried in the Catacombs of Callistus on the Appian Way in Rome (260); Saint Leonard of Avranches, Bishop of Avranches (c. 614); Saint Owen of Lastingham (Owin), monk of Lichfield, Disciple of Saint Etheldreda (c. 680); Saint Basinus, monk and Abbot of St Maximin in Trier in Germany, succeeded St Numerian as bishop of the city (c. 705); Saint Appian, a monk at the monastery of St Peter of Ciel d'Oro in Pavia, became a hermit in Comacchio and brought Christ to that region (c. 800); Saint Adrian of May and Companions, a bishop on the Isle of May in the Firth of Forth in Scotland, martyred by the Danes together with other monks including Stalbrand, Geodianus, Caius, and Clodian (c. 875); Saint Felix of Rhuys, a monk at Fleury Abbey (Saint-Benoit-sur-Loire) in France (1038); Saint Gregory, Bishop of Assos near Ephesus (1150); Venerable Gerasimus, monk of Vologda (1178); Blessed Basil (Basilko), Prince of Rostov (1238); Saints of Pskov martyred by the Latins (1299): Saint Ioasaph of Snetogorsk Monastery, and St. Basil of Mirozh Monastery; Saint Daniel of Moscow, Great Prince, Wonder-worker (1303); Saint Peter (Michurin), youth of Tobolsk (Peter of Tomsk) (1820); New Hieromartyr Michael Kargopolov, Priest of Krasnoyarsk (1919); New Hieromartyr Dimitry Ivanov of Kiev, Archpriest (1933); New Hieromartyr Vyacheslav Leontiev of Nizhegorod, Priest (1937); New Martyr John of Al-Sindiyana (Palestine) (1937); New Hieromartyr Alexander, Priest (1938); Other Commemorations: Translation of the relics (938) of Martyr Wenceslaus (Vyacheslav), Prince of the Czechs (935); Repose of Schemamonk Mark of Glinsk Hermitage (1893); Commemoration of Staretz Theodosius of Pochaev (Feodosiy Pochayivsky) (1906); Repose of Schemanun Agnia, Eldress of Karaganda (1976).