Saint Theodore

This page of disambiguation lists the subjects and articles with the same title.

Saint Theodore means many holy Christians.

The most famous are Theodore Tiron (Theodore of Amasea ) and Theodore Stratilat called in Greece "The Saints Theodore.

Saints Catholic and Orthodox

Chronological order of presumed death:

1. Theodore Thrace ( about 130 ), martyred with St. Posillipo , celebrated April 15.
2. Theodore Tamassos ( ^second century ), disciple of St. Heraclides; celebrated on October 4.
3. Thodore of Perge ( II ^century ) martyr Pamphylia with mother Sainte Philippa ; celebrated April 19th.
4. Theodore de Carthage ( about 250 ), martyr saints companion Terence, Africanus, Maximus and Pompey celebrated on April 10.
5. Theodore Tiron ( 303 ), mgalomartyr also called the Conscript Theodore or Theodore of Amasea , Roman soldier beheaded in Euchata in Pontus, today's settlement AVKA (Avgat) / Beyz near Mecitz in the province of orum ; celebrated on February 17 in the East and 9 November in the West. The date of November 9, seems to be the day of the dedication of the church dedicated to him in Rome at the foot of Mount Palatine.
6. Theodore Candaules ( about 303 ), with the holy martyr Ocean, Ammianus and Julian at the village of Candaules near Nicomedia ; celebrated on September 4.
7. Theodore Cagliari ( 303 ), martyr at Cagliari , celebrated on January 5.
8. Theodore of Cyrene ( about 310 ), bishop of Cyrene in Libya , Martyr, celebrated on July 4 .
9. Thodore of Tibriopolis ( 361 ) bishop and martyr; celebrated November 28.
10. Theodore of Antioch ( 361 ), martyr, celebrated on November 24.
11. Theodore Nicomedia ( 364 ), martyr with Mdimnos, Urban and 80 fellow priests and deacons celebrated on September 5.
12. Theodore Trichina ( IV ^century ), monk, celebrated on April 20.
13. Theodore Rhsos ( 412 ), abbot; celebrated on January 15.
14. Theodore Sexton , a contemporary of St. Gregory the Great in the ^sixth century , celebrated on December 26.
15. Theodore of Dauphine ( 575 ), his skull is revered Saint-Chef , celebrated on October 19.
16. Theodore de Marseille ( 594 ), bishop of Marseille , celebrated on February 3.
17. Theodore Chora ( 595 ), founder of the monastery of Chora , celebrated on January 8.
18. Archbishop Theodore of Alexandria ( 606 ), bishop celebrated on December 3.
19. Anastasiopolis of Theodore or Theodore Sykon ( 613 ), bishop celebrated on April 22.
20. Thodore of Ancyra ( 613 ) Bishop of Ancyra and confessor; celebrated November 3.
21. Thodore Canterbury ( 690 ) archbishop; celebrated September 19th.
22. Marked Theodore ( ^ninth century ), martyr of iconoclasm with Theophanes the Marked , celebrated on December 27.
23. Theodore of Edessa ( 825 ), bishop, perhaps it is called Aboukara; celebrated on July 19.
24. Thodore the Studite ( 826 ) hegumen of Studion ; celebrated November 11th and January 26.
25. Theodore the Great Cave ( ^ninth century ), founder of the monastery of Mega-Spileo; celebrated October 18.
26. Theodore Boeotia ( ^ninth century ), St. discple Nicetas of Thebes, celebrated June 23.
27. Theodore of Cythera ( 922 ), deacon and father became a monk, celebrated on May 12.
28. Theodore Kiev ( ^tenth century ), martyred with his son John, the first martyrs of Russia celebrated on July 12.
29. Theodore I. Rostov ( 1024 ), first bishop of Rostov , celebrated on June 8.

Orthodox Saints

Chronological order of presumed death:

1. Martyr Theodore of Alexandria (+ ? ), secular martyr, celebrated on September 12 .
2. Theodore of Constantinople ( 685 ), Archbishop of Constantinople , celebrated on December 27.
3. Theodore Prince of Murom ( XI ^century ), son of Constantine Chernigov; celebrated on May 21.
4. Theodor of the Caves of Kiev ( ^eleventh century ), monk and martyr with St. Basil, celebrated on August 11.
5. Theodore Gavra ( 1180 ), martyr, Governor Chaldia ; celebrated on October 2.
6. Theodore Prince of Novgorod ( 1233 ), eldest son of St. Alexander of Neva, celebrated on June 5.
7. Theodore Prince Iarosav ( 1299 ), also called Smolensk, became a monk at the threshold of death, celebrated on September 19.
8. Theodore of Novgorod ( 1392 ), Crazy in Christ, celebrated on January 19.
9. Thodore Archbishop Rostov ( 1394 ) iconographer founder Monastery Dormition ; celebrated November 28th.
10. The hermit Theodore of Rostov ( 1409 ), hermit with St. Paul, celebrated on October 22.
11. Theodore Vrsac ( 1594 ), Bishop of Vrsac , hieromartyr; celebrated May 29.
12. Theodore of Mytilene ( 1784 ), neo-martyr father of Lesbos who was hanged, celebrated on January 30.
13. Theodore of Byzantium ( 1795 , neo-martyr in Constantinople , celebrated on February 17.
14. Theodore former Tsar ( 1864 ), monk celebrated on January 20.
15. Theodore of Russia ( 1938 ), priest, martyred at the hands of Communists in Russia.

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