Venerable Marana and Kyra, ascetics of Beroea in Syria.
Sts. Marana and Kyra were noblewomen of Beroea in Syria who renounced their wealth and lived for over forty years in a roofless enclosure outside the city, wearing chains and keeping silence except during the Paschal season.
Theodoret of Cyrrhus, who visited them, records their life; they reposed in peace in the fifth century.
Feast day
On the New Calendar, Marana and Kyra is commemorated on February 28. Churches on the Old (Julian) Calendar keep the feast on March 13 (a day earlier in leap years) of the civil calendar.
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Also commemorated on February 28

Nymphas and Euboulos
Apostle, Νυμφάς και Εύβουλος
Holy Apostles Nymphas and Euboulos of the Seventy, disciples of St. Paul.