Name days on July 29
Kallinikos, Kalliniks, Theodote, Theodoti, Theodota
Saints and feasts of July 29

Kallinikos
Martyr, Καλλίνικος
St. Kallinikos was a Christian of Asia Minor who traveled from place to place preaching Christ and turning many from the worship of idols. Seized during the persecutions, he was brought to Gangra in Paphlagonia, where after cruel torments he was condemned to death by fire, and gave up his soul to God with thanksgiving.
Name days: Kallinikos, Kalliniks
Theodote and her Three Children
Holy Woman, Θεοδότη
St. Theodote was a Christian widow of Nicaea in Bithynia who, with her three young sons, was arrested for the faith during the persecution of Diocletian. Tradition relates that she encouraged her children to remain steadfast.
Theodosios the Younger
Saint, Θεοδόσιος ο Μικρός
St. Theodosios the Younger was Emperor of the East from 408 to 450, the son of Arcadius and grandson of Theodosios the Great. He was known for piety and learning, and during his reign the Third Ecumenical Council was convened at Ephesus.
John the Soldier
Martyr, Ιωάννης ο Στρατιώτης
St. John the Soldier served in the army of the emperor Julian the Apostate and was ordered to persecute Christians; instead he secretly helped them, warning them and aiding the poor. Imprisoned for this, he was freed after Julian's death and lived out his days in works of mercy.
Basiliskos the Elder
Martyr, Βασιλίσκος ο Γέρων
St. Basiliskos the Elder is commemorated as a martyr who confessed Christ during the persecutions. Tradition relates that he died by fire.
Benjamin and Berios
Martyr, Βενιαμίν και Βήριος
Sts. Benjamin and Berios are commemorated together as martyrs who confessed Christ during the persecutions of the early Church. Tradition relates that they died by the sword.