Timothy, Polios and Eutychios

Holy Martyrs Timothy, Polios and Eutychios, deacons of Africa.

Timothy, Polios and Eutychios were deacons in the Roman province of Mauretania who preached Christ and were put to death for their faith. Few details of their martyrdom have been preserved.

They are commemorated on May 21.

Feast day

On the New Calendar, Timothy, Polios and Eutychios is commemorated on May 21. Churches on the Old (Julian) Calendar keep the feast on June 3 of the civil calendar.

Also commemorated on May 21

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  Constantine and Helen

  Great Feast, Κωνσταντίνος και Ελένη

  Equal-to-the-Apostles Emperor Constantine the Great and his mother Helen.

  Name days: Konstantinos, Kostas, Kostis, Dinos, Konstandinos, Constantine, Costas, Costa, Gus, Konstantin, Eleni, Elena, Helen, Elli, Lena, Heleni, Konstantina, Constantina, Dina, Ntina, Kostoula, Helena, Ellen, Elenitsa, Nitsa, Lenio

• Pachomios the New Martyr

  Martyr, Παχώμιος ο Νέος

  Venerable Martyr Pachomios of Ousaki, an Athonite monk beheaded for Christ.

  Name days: Pachomios, Pachomius

• Kassianos the Greek

  Venerable, Κασσιανός ο Έλληνας

  Venerable Kassianos the Greek, wonderworker of Uglich.

  Name days: Kassianos, Cassian

• Constantine of Murom with his sons Michael and Theodore

  Saint, Κωνσταντίνος του Μουρόμ

  Holy Princes Constantine, Michael and Theodore of Murom, enlighteners of that region.

• Christopher of Antioch

  Hierarch, Χριστόφορος Αντιοχείας

  Hieromartyr Christopher I, Patriarch of Antioch, murdered for his faith.