Venerable Agapitus, the unmercenary physician of the Kiev Caves, who healed the sick freely by prayer and simple herbs.
Saint Agapitus was a monk of the Kiev Caves Lavra in the eleventh century, a disciple of Saint Anthony of Kiev. He tended the sick of the monastery and of the city with prayer and humble remedies, asking no payment, and so received the title of Unmercenary Physician.
Tradition relates that an Armenian physician who had mocked him was converted by witnessing his healings and later became a monk himself. His relics rest in the Near Caves of Kiev.
Feast day
On the New Calendar, Agapitus of the Kiev Caves is commemorated on June 1. Churches on the Old (Julian) Calendar keep the feast on June 14 of the civil calendar.
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