συνοδικός
October 1 / September 18
2018 (7527)
Afterfeast of the Exaltation of the Cross
VEN. EUMENES, BISHOP OF GORTYNA (7TH C.). MARTYR ARIADNE OF PHRYGIA (2ND C.). MARTYRS SOPHIA AND IRENE OF EGYPT (3RD C.). MARTYR CASTOR OF ALEXANDRIA
• MOLCHENSK (1405) Icon of the Mother of God in the Molcha swampland not far from Putivl'
The Molchensk Icon of the Mother of God appeared on 18 September 1405 in the Molcha swampland not far from Putivl'. At first it was situated in the Molchensk Sophroniev wilderness monastery, but in 1605, specifically on 24 April, it was transferred to the Putivl'sk monastery.
• Icon of the Mother of God named the "HEALER" (4th century) appeared as a copy of an image from the Tsilkan church in Kartalin in Georgia, written during the time of the holy Equal to the Apostles Nina
The "Tselitel'nitsa" ("Healer") Icon of the Mother of God, situated in Moscow, appeared as a copy of an image from the Tsilkan church in Kartalin, written during the time of the holy Equal-to-the-Apostles Nina (IV Century). The icon depicts the Mother of God, standing at the bed of a sick clergyman.
• Icon of the Mother of God named the "HEALER" (1794) in the St Alexis Monastery in Moscow
The original icon known as "Tselitel'nitsa," or "The Healer" was from the Tsilkan church in Kartali, Georgia. It was painted at the time of St Nino (January 14).
There is another icon with the same name in the Alexeev women's monastery in Moscow, and many miracles took place before it at the end of the eightheenth century. St Demetrius of Rostov (September 21 and October 28) relates a story about this icon in his book "The Bedewed Fleece". A cleric of the Navarninsky church, Vincent Bulvinensky, was in the habit of venerating the icon of the Mother of God whenever he entered the church. He would also recite the following prayer before the icon: "Hail, Virgin Theotokos full of grace, the Lord is with Thee. Blessed is the womb which bore Christ, and the breasts which nourished the Lord God, our Savior."
In time, he found himself suffering from a dreadful affliction. His tongue began to putrefy, and he passed out from the pain. When he came to himself, he prayed his usual prayer to the Most Holy Theotokos.
As soon as he had finished his prayer, he saw a handsome young man at the head of his bed. The sufferer realized at once that this was his guardian angel. The angel looked at him with pity, calling on the Mother of God to heal him. Suddenly, the Theotokos appeared and healed the sick man who was so devoted to Her. He got out of bed and went to church, taking his place on the kleros for the service. Those present were astonished to see his recovery.
This miracle inspired the painting of "The Healer" icon depicting the Mother of God standing at the bed of the sick man.
• Translation of the Icon of the Mother of God in Triumph to Russia. The Tikhvin STARORUSSK (returned in 1888) Icon of the Mother of God, of Stara Russa
The Starorusskaya Icon of the Mother of God was titled such because for a long time it was located Stara Russa, whither it had been brought by the Greeks from Olviopolis during the very first period of Christianity in Russia. The icon was situated in Stara Russa until the XVII Century. In 1655 during the time of a plague it was revealed to a certain inhabitant of the city of Tikhvin that the pestilence would cease, if the wonderworking Starorusskaya Icon were transferred there, and the Tikhvin Icon sent to Stara Russa. After the transfer of the icons the plague ceased, but the Tikhvin people did not return the icon and only in the XVIII Century did they give permission to make a copy from the Starorusskaya Icon, which on 4 May 1768 was sent to Stara Russa. A feast was established in honour of this event. On 17 September 1888 the original was also returned to Stara Russa and a second festal date established.
Οἱ Ἁγίες Σοφία καὶ Εἰρήνη οἱ Μάρτυρες
• WALBERT (Vaubert) and BERTILLA (Bertilia) at Courtsobre in Hainault (7th c.)
• Great Martyr Prince BIDZINI 彼德兹尼 and Martyrs Prince ELIZBAR 埃利兹巴尔 and Prince SHALVA 沙尔瓦 of Ksani, Georgia (1660)
• Hieromartyr ALEXIJ Kuznetsov, presbiter, priest (1871-1918)
• Hieromartyr PETER D’jakonov, presbiter, priest (1866-1918)
• Hieromartyr AMPHILOCHIUS (Aleksander Skvortsov) bishop of Krasnojarsk (1885-1937)
• Hieromartyr JOHN Vasil’jev, presbiter, priest (1876-1937)
• Hieromartyr BORIS Bogolepov, presbiter, priest (1889-1937)
• Hieromartyr MICHAEL Skobelev, presbiter, priest (1887-1937)
• Hieromartyr VLADIMIR Chekalov, presbiter, priest (1880-1937)
• Hieromartyr BENJAMIN Blagonadezdin, presbiter, priest (1880-1937)
• Hieromartyr CONSTANTINE Tverdislov, presbiter, priest (1881-1937)
• Martyr SERGIUS Vedernikov (1875-1937)
Ἡ Ἁγία Ἀριάδνη
• Sainted ARCADIUS 阿尔喀迪 bishop of Novgorod (1162)
• Venerable APPHIUS Bishop of Oxyrhychos (5th c.)
• Martyr CASTOR 喀斯托尔 of Alexandria (3rd c.)
Ὁ Ἅγιος Κάστωρ
• ENDEUS Abbot of Emlaghfad, County of Sligo (6th c.)
• Venerable EUMENES 艾弗麦尼 bishop of Gortyna (7th c.)
Ὁ Ὅσιος Εὐμένιος ὁ Θαυματουργός Ἐπίσκοπος Γορτύνης
• Glorification (1698) of Venerable EUPHROSYNIA (Theodulia in holy Baptism) Princess of Suzdal, nun (1250)
• EUSTORGIUS I (331) Bishop of Milan in Italy, where he exerted his influence against the Arians
• FERREOLUS (3rd c.) an army officer, he was martyred in Vienne in France under Diocletian
• FERREOLUS (591) 5th Bishop of Limoges in France
• HIGBALD of Lincolnshire, England (690)
Benedictine abbot at Bardney, Lincolnshire, England. Mentioned by the Venerable Bede as an acquaintance of Saint Chad. Hermit in later life. Some churches, the village of Hibaldstowe, and other locations are named in his honour.
• Venerable HILARION 伊拉里雍 (Rodion Ponamarov) of Optina (1805-1873)
• Repose of Blessed IRENE of the Green Hill Monastery (18th c.)
• LAMBERT bishop of Maastricht , hieromartyr murdered in the then village of Liège, Enlighteneer (705)
• Sainted LAMBERT (Lantpert) Bishop of Freising (957)
• METHODIUS Bishop first of Olympus, a town on the sea coast, in Lycia, and Martyr crowned with martyrdom at Chalcis in Greece toward the end of the last general persecution
• RICHARDIS the Empress, W., Nun, Fndr. of Andlau Monastery (9th c.)
Married at the age of twenty-two to the Frankish Emperor Charles the Fat, after nineteen years of married life she was accused of unfaithfulness. Her innocence was established, but she became a nun at the convent of Andlau which she had founded.
• Venerable ROMULUS (Romulus, Romulus) the Sinaite, of Ravanica, ascetic at different places in Greece, Albania and Serbia (1300-1379)
Ὁ Ὅσιος Ρωμύλος
In the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.
O God, be merciful to me, a sinner.
愿上帝怜恤我罪人
O Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God,
for the sake of the prayers
of Thy most pure Mother,
our holy and God-bearing fathers and all the saints, have mercy on us.
Amen.
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Blessed be God.
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