Память преподобного Аркадия
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Saint Arcadius lived on the island of Cyprus during the reign of Constantine the Great. From a young age, he devoted himself to monastic feats and completed them until the time of Julian the Apostate in 1756, during whose reign he died. He was the mentor of Saints Julian the physician and Eubulus, shortly before the death of his teacher affected by Julian 1757. Having mourned the martyrdom of his disciples, Saint Arcadius buried their honorable bodies, and after them he himself, thanking God, passed away from this world.
Constantine the Great 306 to 337, Julian the Apostate - from 361 to 363.
St. Julian and Eubulus suffered about 361; their memory together with Rev. Arkady.
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