6 July
Isaurius, deacon and martyr, with companions, beheaded at Apollonia in Macedonia in 283-284. Isaurius and his companions Innocent, Felix, Hermias, Basil, and Peregrinus were Athenians, suffering for Christ in the Macedonian city of Apollonia under the emperor Numerian (283-284). Beheaded with them for believing in Christ were two city officials, Rufus and Ruphinus.
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About Me
- Ormonde Plater
- New Orleans, LA, United States
- A deacon in The Episcopal Church, inhabitant of the least boring city in the USA. I have written four books: Intercession: A Theological and Practical Guide (1995), Many Servants: An Introduction to Deacons (2004), The Passion Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, John (chant version, 2007), and Deacons in the Liturgy (2009), and am co-author of Cajun Dancing (1993).
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