Память святых мучеников Инны, Пинны и Риммы

The holy martyrs Inna, Pinna and Rimma 824 were from Scythia, from the northern country 825, disciples of the holy Apostle Andrew the First-Called. They taught about the name of Christ and converted many of the barbarians to the right faith and baptized them. For this reason they were captured by the prince of the barbarians, but could not be brought to the point of renouncing Christ and sacrificing to idols. It was a harsh winter then; The rivers were sealed with frost so that not only people, but also horses and carts walked on the ice. The prince ordered large logs, like whole trees, to be placed in the ice and the saints tied to them. So, when the water became agitated and the ice gradually increased, so that it reached the necks of the saints, they, exhausted by the terrible cold, gave up their blessed souls to the Lord 826. Based on the Serbian prologue XIII. century, these martyrs are called: Enen, Niren and Pen. Here, of course, the so-called. Lesser Scythia, stretching from the mouth of the Danube to Thrace. Saints Inna, Pinna and Rimma belonged to the agricultural tribe of the South Slavs who lived on the right bank of the Danube and along the western shore of the Black Sea. You might be interested in: