Pope Anastasios of Jerusalem.
St. Anastasios was a hierarch of the Church of Jerusalem who bore the title of confessor, one who suffered for the faith without denying Christ. The synaxaria preserve little of his life beyond his faithful witness in a time when the Church was tried by heresy and persecution.
The Church honors in him the countless shepherds who guarded the flock of Christ at cost to themselves, their names written more fully in heaven than in the records of men. He is commemorated on March 10.
Feast day
On the New Calendar, Anastasios the Confessor is commemorated on March 10. Churches on the Old (Julian) Calendar keep the feast on March 23 of the civil calendar.
Who celebrates a name day
People with these names keep their name day on this feast:
Anastasios, Anastasis, Tasos, Tassos, Stathis, Anastasius
Also commemorated on March 10
Kodratos of Corinth
Martyr, Κοδράτος
Holy Martyr Kodratos of Corinth and his companions Anektos, Paul, Dionysios, Kyprianos and Kriskes.
Anastasia the Patrician
Holy Woman, Αναστασία η Πατρικία
Venerable Anastasia the Patrician of Alexandria, who lived as a monk in the desert.