Apostle Aristobulus of the Seventy
revered as having brought the Orthodox Faith to the shores of Britain.
revered as having brought the Orthodox Faith to the shores of Britain.
Troparion — Tone 3
Holy Apostles of the Seventy: Stachys, Amplias, Urban, Narcissus, Apelles, and Aristobulus, / entreat the merciful God / to grant our souls forgiveness of transgressions.
Kontakion — Tone 8
Let us thankfully praise the wise Apostles / Stachys, Amplias, Urban, Narcissus, Apelles, and Aristobulus, / those treasures of the Holy Spirit and rays of the Sun of glory, / who were gathered together by the grace of our God.
Saint ERTH (HERYGH, URITH), Irlandais de nation, éponyme du village de St Erth en Cornouailles (VIème siècle).
Dismissal Hymn (Tone 8)
Pagan robbers bestowed upon thee the crown of martyrdom, O righteous Foillan, for thy life was a reproach to the impious and cruel men. Having laboured with thy holy brother, our Father Fursey, in East Anglia and later in the Netherlands, pray to God for us, we beseech thee, that both in word and deed our lives may be a missionary witness, that we may be found worthy of His great mercy
Troparion of St Herygh tone 8
For four score years and ten thou didst grace the Cornish land with thy
godly presence, O Father Herygh./ Therefore pray to God for us,/ that we
may devote every year of our lives to His service,/ that at the end we
may be found worthy of eternal salvation.
Saint MAËOC, Gallois de nation, disciple de saint Guirec, fondateur de la paroisse de Guimaec en Bretagne (VIème siècle
Dogfael (Dogmael) was a Welsh holy man of the 6th century.
St Dogmaels Abbey today
The following of Dogfael is reflected in a number of churches in north Pembrokeshire. These include the church of St Dogmaels, in Welsh Llandudoch, where Tudoch has been explained as a diminutive of Dogfael.
Saint FEUILLEN (FOÏLLAN, PHOLIEN, FLIEN), Irlandais de nation, frère de saints Ultan et Fursy, higoumène de Burghcastle en Angleterre, puis fondateur du monastère de Fosses en Wallonie, martyr en Brabant par la main de brigands (vers 655).
Sainte BEGU, moniale à Hackness dans le Yorkshire (660).
Dismissal Hymn (Tone 8)
Pagan robbers bestowed upon thee the crown of martyrdom, O righteous Foillan, for thy life was a reproach to the impious and cruel men. Having laboured with thy holy brother, our Father Fursey, in East Anglia and later in the Netherlands, pray to God for us, we beseech thee, that both in word and deed our lives may be a missionary witness, that we may be found worthy of His great mercy
Sainte BEGU, moniale à Hackness dans le Yorkshire (660).
Celtic and Old English Saints 31 October
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* St. Erth of Cornwall
https://celticsaints.org/2020/1031a.html
* St. Foillan of Fosses
Troparion of St Foillan tone 8
Pagan robbers bestowed upon thee the crown of martyrdom, O righteous
Foillan,/ for thy life was a reproach to the impious and cruel men./
Having laboured with thy holy brother, our Father Fursey,/ in East
Anglia and later in the Netherlands,/ pray to God for us, we beseech
thee, that both in word and deed/ our lives may be a missionary witness,
that we may be found worthy of His great mercy.
* St. Bega
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