The Celebration of Saints for their Sacrafices and Love on Our Behalf

Orthodoxy does not promote the praise and/or worship of saints or their icons. We celebrate their sacrifices, struggles and faith in the one true God - Our Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Orthodoxy incorporates their stories into our daily lives as a source of inspiration, for the saints we rever, were common people just like you and me, who were sinners, fornicators, murders, drunkards, thieves and much worse - yet, overcame their sinful ways, confessed, repented and where granted the peace and strength to live a pure and faithful life of service in the name of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Their lives showcase God's love for all mankind equally. Learn more about The Reverance of Saints.

• St.Mohrael Get to know her story and invite her in your life.

• St.Nicholas the source of Santa Claus.
• St.Valentine the source of Valentine's Day.

• St.Patrick the source of St. Patrick's Day.

• St.Theodore Learn about his Martyrdom and Story.

Orthodoxy does not promote the praise and/or worship of saints or their icons. We celebrate their sacrifices, struggles and faith in the one true God - Our Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Orthodoxy incorporates their stories into our daily lives as a source of inspiration, for the saints we rever, were common people just like you and me, who were sinners, fornicators, murders, drunkards, thieves and much worse - yet, overcame their sinful ways, confessed, repented and where granted the peace and strength to live a pure and faithful life of service in the name of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Their lives showcase God's love for all mankind equally. Learn more about The Reverance of Saints.