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Abba Dorotheos (620) – monk from the monastery of Abba Serida; author of the book “Teachings. Messages. Questions and Answers” ​​– 238. Abraham, originally Abram (2000 BC) – St. righteous forefather, post-flood patriarch, ancestor of two nations: Jews (through Isaac) and Ishmaelites (through Ishmael) - 256, 279, 349, 463. Adam is the ancestor of humanity; lived 930 years. According to church tradition, he was buried on Golgotha, in the place where the Cross of the Savior was later erected - 57, 299, 337. Anna of Blagoevangelskaya - 29. Anthony of Siysk (1556) - venerable, founder and first abbot of the Holy Trinity Anthony-Siysky Monastery (Arkhangelsk province) - 274. Arius (256-336) - heresiarch; in 325 he was condemned by the First Ecumenical Council - 370. Varlaam Rev. Most likely, Varlaam Uspensky (l876) is an archbishop. He headed the Arkhangelsk and Kholmogory departments in 1845–1854. – 323. Basil the Great (c. 330–379) – saint, archbishop of Caesarea in Cappadocia; Teacher of the Church, preacher. Author of many spiritual works, including prayers and canonical rules. Compiled the rite of the Divine Liturgy - 236, 287. Vasily, baby - 344. Vasily, priest. Most likely, Vasily Mikheevich Chernyavsky (1874) - priest of the Trinity Cemetery Church in Kronstadt - 45. Gennady (1506) - saint, archbishop of Novgorod - 126. Gregory the Theologian (329-389) - saint, archbishop of Constantinople, Teacher of the Church. Author of many spiritual works - sermons, words, letters - 55, 236, 341, 391. David - St. prophet, psalmist, second king of Israel, who reigned from 1055 to 1015 BC. Author of psalms - 175, 186, 204, 321, 334, 377, 405, 433. Daniel (600 BC) - St. prophet - 431. Dorotheus, see Abba Dorotheus. Eve - foremother, wife of Adam - 337. Ephraim the Syrian (373-379) - venerable; author of many spiritual works, including the repentant prayer: “Lord and Master of my life...” – 236. Elena Pavlovna (1806–1873) – Grand Duchess, daughter of Prince Paul of Württemberg, wife of Grand Duke Mikhail Pavlovich – 119. Zechariah (I century) – righteous, prophet; father of St. John the Baptist - 439. Zosima of Solovetsky (1478) - venerable, wonderworker - 274. Jacob (c. 63) - St. apostle from the 70; brother of the Lord according to the flesh. The first bishop of the Jerusalem church. Compiled the rite of the Divine Liturgy. The author of the message is 409. Jacob (aka Israel) is the second son of the Old Testament patriarch Isaac; brother of Esau – 208. Ignatius the God-Bearer (107) – martyr; Archbishop of Antioch. Disciple of St. Apostle and Evangelist John the Theologian – 139. Jerome of Stridon (342–420) – blessed; Teacher of the Western Church. Author of many spiritual works, including the Latin translation of the Old Testament, known as the Vulgates - 250. Iliodor Rev. Perhaps Iliodor (IV century) is the bishop of Trikki in Thessaly. Friend and addressee of the famous letters of Jerome of Stridon - 250. Elijah (IX century BC) - St. prophet. For his fiery zeal for the glory of God, he was taken to heaven alive in a chariot of fire - 309. Elijah Mikhailovich Sergiev (1808-1851) - father of the holy righteous father John of Kronstadt - 145. John the Theologian (98-117) - St. apostle and evangelist; one of the closest disciples of the Lord - 309, 334. John Chrysostom (347-407) - saint, archbishop of Constantinople; Teacher of the Church, preacher. Author of many spiritual works, including interpretations, words, letters. Compiled the order of the Divine Liturgy - 15, 130, 236, 445, 450, 453, 455. John Climacus (649) - Rev. Author of the book “Our Venerable Father John, Abbot of Mount Sinai, Ladder” - 236. John the Baptist - St. prophet, Forerunner and Baptist of the Lord - 107, 200, 258, 304, 426, 427. Job the Long-Suffering (c. 2000-1500 BC) - righteous - 44, 45, 280, 338. Jonah (8th century BC) - St. prophet from among the 12 minor prophets - 435, 436. Herod Antipas (1st century) - king of Galilee, who ordered the beheading of St. John the Baptist. (Mk. 6, 20; Luke 23, 8) – 304. Isaac the Syrian (VII-VIII centuries) – reverend. Ascetic of the Church. Author of the book “Words of Asceticism” – 117. Esau is the eldest son of the Old Testament patriarch Isaac; brother of Jacob - 208, 281. Isaiah (8th century BC) Old Testament prophet; son of St. Prophet Alikh - 16. Judas Iscariot - was chosen as one of the Twelve Apostles. After the betrayal of the Lord, he hanged himself - 133, 328, 378, 387. Konstantin Pavlovich (1779–1831) - Tsarevich and Grand Duke; second son of Emperor Paul I - 432. Cornelius (1st century) - centurion (see Apostolic Acts, chapter 10) - 196. Lazarus of the Fourth Day (1st century) - righteous; Bishop of Kiti. Brother Evang. sisters Martha and Mary - 33, 48, 264, 268. Levashov - 479. Lyubimov Gabriel Markovich (1899) – archpriest of the Panteley-Monevsky court church in Oranienbaum; organizer of churches, charitable institutions - 119. Mohammed (Muhammad) (c. 570–632) - founder of Islam - 370. Macedonia (IV century) - heresiarch; was condemned by the Second Ecumenical Council - 370. Maria - 29. Maria Alexandrovna - 29. Mary of Egypt (522) - venerable - 91. Martha and Mary - sisters of Lazarus the Four-Day-Righteous, whom the Lord raised on the eve of entering Jerusalem - 480. Matthew Veselovsky ((?) - priest from 1848 to 1855 of the Kronstadt St. Andrew's Cathedral; c 1855 to 1876 - keymaster, archpriest there; later - Archimandrite Melchizedek, rector of the Orenburg St. Glukhov Monastery - 383, 398. Mitrofan of Voronezh (1623–1703) - saint, bishop of Voronezh, in St. schema - Macarius - 335. Moses (1531 BC) - St. prophet, God-seer. On Mount Sinai, he received 10 commandments from the Lord - 120, 293, 350, 357, 433, 485. Nektarevsky Vasily Kuzmich (1857) - archpriest, rector of the Kronstadt St. Andrew's Cathedral - 107, 479. Nestor - Solovetsky elder - 196. Nicholas (c. 345) - saint, archbishop of Myra in Lycia, miracle worker - 48, 49, 313, 336. Nicholas I Pavlovich (1796-1855) - emperor from December 14, 1825, third son of Emperor Paul I - 214, 215, 433. Onesimus (c. 109) - St. apostle from 70, bishop of Ephesus - 24. Paul (67) - St. supreme apostle, zealous preacher of the Gospel, author of 14 epistles - 34, 72, 303, 321, 322, 359, 376, 455. Pavel Vasilyevich Trachevsky (1895) – rector of the Kronstadt St. Andrew’s Cathedral from 1857 to 1895 – 383. Pavlovskaya Anna Andreevna – 29. Peter (67) – St. supreme apostle; brother of St. Apostle Andrew the First-Called. One of the Lord's closest disciples. Preacher of the Gospel. Author of two Council Epistles - 89, 156, 171, 308, 370, 384, 416, 419, 445. Savvaty of Solovetsky (1435) - venerable, wonderworker - 274. Sergius (1314 1319-1392) - venerable, abbot of Radonezh, wonderworker of all Russia - 335. Sokolov Al. Iv. – priest – 118. Solomon – son of St. prophet and king David; third king of Israel; builder of the Jerusalem Temple - 264, 405. Taratin Alexander Ivanovich (1899) - deacon of the Kronstadt St. Andrew's Cathedral from 1842 to 1875; in 1875 he was ordained a priest; in 1897 he was elevated to the rank of archpriest - 107. Timothy (ca. 96) - St. apostle from the 70; Bishop of Ephesus – 483. Tolstoy Alexey Konstantinovich (1817–1875) – count, Russian writer, poet, playwright – 75. Filaret (Greek). Most likely, Philaret Vafidis (late 19th century), Metropolitan of Kastoria, professor of theological school on the island of Halki in the Sea of ​​Marmara; in 1884–1886 published a two-volume history of the Orthodox Church and a textbook on the same subject - 368. Filaret (1779–1857) - Metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia. In the schema of Feodosia. In the world Feodor Georgievich Amfitheatrov - 373. Philemon (1st century) – St. apostle from the 70; Bishop of Gaza - 24. Shulgin Fedor - 349. Yakovlev - official - 132. You might be interested in: