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Orthodox saints and name days on July 7

The Orthodox Church commemorates 7 saints and feasts on July 7. Churches on the Old (Julian) Calendar keep this day on July 20 of the civil calendar.

Name days on July 7

Thomas, Kyriaki, Kiriaki, Kyriake, Kiki, Koula, Kirki, Sunday, Domenica, Dominika, Kyriakoula, Evangelos, Vangelis, Vaggelis, Vagelis, Evangelis

Saints and feasts of July 7

  • Thomas of Maloea

    Venerable, Θωμάς

    St. Thomas of Maloea was, according to tradition, a man of prominence and strength in the world who left all things to become a monk, taking up the life of prayer and ascetic struggle on Mount Maloea. There he lived in stillness, and God glorified his hidden labors with the grace of wonderworking.

    Name days: Thomas

  • Kyriaki the Great Martyr

    Holy Woman, Κυριακή η Μεγαλομάρτυς

    St. Kyriaki was born in Nicomedia to Christian parents, Dorotheos and Eusebia, who had long prayed for a child; she was named for the Lord's Day on which she was born. Beautiful and devout, she refused marriage, dedicating herself to Christ, and was denounced during the persecution of Diocletian.

    Name days: Kyriaki, Kiriaki, Kyriake, Kiki, Koula, Kirki, Sunday, Domenica, Dominika, Kyriakoula

  • Vlasios of Akarnania and those with him

    Hierarch, Βλάσιος ο εξ Ακαρνανίας

    St. Vlasios was a priest and monk of Sklavaina in Akarnania, western Greece, who lived in the eleventh century. Tradition relates that he and his companions were killed by Saracen pirates who raided their monastery.

  • Eustathios the Hieromartyr

    Hierarch, Ευστάθιος ο Ιερομάρτυς

    St. Eustathios is commemorated as a hieromartyr, a priest who confessed Christ during the persecutions of the early Church. Tradition relates that he was put to death for his faith.

  • Polykarpos the New

    Martyr, Πολύκαρπος ο Νέος

    St. Polykarpos the New is commemorated as a martyr who confessed Christ and suffered for the faith. He is called 'the New' to distinguish him from the great Hieromartyr Polycarp of Smyrna.

  • Evangelos the Martyr

    Martyr, Ευάγγελος

    St. Evangelos is honored as an early bishop of Tomis on the Black Sea, in present-day Romania. Tradition relates that he preached the Gospel in the region and was beheaded for his confession of Christ in the third century.

    Name days: Evangelos, Vangelis, Vaggelis, Vagelis, Evangelis

  • Peregrinos and those with him

    Martyr, Περεγρίνος και οι συν αυτώ

    Sts. Peregrinos, Lucian, Pompeius, Hesychios, Papias, Saturninus and Germanus were Christians from Italy who fled the persecution of Trajan to Dyrrachium. There, seeing the sufferings of the bishop Asteios, they openly confessed Christ.

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