Память преподобного Вендимиана пустынника Вифинийского

The Monk Vendimian, originally from Mysia 1104, in his youth came to the Monk Auxentius at the monastery he founded on Mount Oxia near Chalcedon 1105. After accepting it, Auxentius did not live long. After his death, Vendimian made a cell slightly lower than the cell of the Monk Auxentius, but after living for 5 years, he wanted to leave due to the difficulty of the place. The Lord Jesus Christ appeared to him and strengthened him, and he lived here for another 37 years, performing miracles during his life. The Monk Vendimian died around 512. Mysia is the northwestern region of Asia Minor. Chalcedon is a city in Asia Minor, on the shore of the Strait of Constantinople (on the other side opposite it is Constantinople). Chalcedon is known in the history of the Church for the fact that the IV Ecumenical Council took place there. You might be interested in: