Saint Maximos the Confessor, Bishop of Jerusalem, who bore the marks of persecution into his episcopate.
Maximos confessed Christ during the persecution of Maximian and, according to tradition, lost an eye and the use of a leg under torture. Surviving the persecution, he became Bishop of Jerusalem in the fourth century and took part in the Council of Nicaea.
He was a friend and defender of Saint Athanasios and reposed in peace around the year 350.
Feast day
On the New Calendar, Maximos of Jerusalem is commemorated on May 9. Churches on the Old (Julian) Calendar keep the feast on May 22 of the civil calendar.
Also commemorated on May 9

Christopher the Great Martyr
Martyr, Χριστόφορος
Great Martyr Christopher of Lycia, the Christ-bearer, beheaded under Decius.
Name days: Christophoros, Christoforos, Christopher, Christoph, Christofer, Kristofer
Nicholas of Vounena
Martyr, Νικόλαος ο εν Βουνένοις
Holy Martyr Nicholas the New of Vounena in Thessaly, a soldier who became an ascetic and was slain by invaders.
Hieronymos of Simonopetra
Venerable, Ιερώνυμος ο Σιμωνοπετρίτης
Venerable Hieronymos of Simonopetra, elder of Mount Athos and Athens.
Name days: Ieronymos, Hieronymus, Jerome
Epimachos and Gordianos
Martyr, Επίμαχος και Γορδιανός
Holy Martyrs Epimachos and Gordianos, who suffered at Rome.