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INDEX (1) Alphabetical Name Occasion Date Page Abraam Bishop of Repose 3 Paone 190 Fayoum Anna mother of the Repose 11 Hathor 68 Virgin Anna mother of the The conception of the Virgin Mary 13 Koiak 68 Virgin Anthony the Great Repose 22 Tobi 143 Anthony the Great Consecration of the church 4 Mesori 143 Apa Cyrus and John Martyrdom 6 Meshir 152 Apa Cyrus and John Transfer of Relics 4 Epip 152 Apa Iskiron of Kellin Martyrdom 7 Paone 193 Apa Noub Martyrdom 24 Epip 222 Apollo and Epip Repose of Apollo 5 Meshir 58 Apollo and Epip Repose of Epip 25 Paopi 58 Athanasius the Commemoration of the great sign 30 Thout 181 Apostolic, the 20th which the Lord did for him Patriarch Athanasius the Repose 7 Pashons 181 Apostolic Barbara Consecration of the church 8 Mesori 105 Barbara and Juliana Martyrdom 8 Koiak 105 Basilidis Martyrdom 11 Thout 36 Clement of Rome Martyrdom 29 Hathor 102 Cosmas and Damian Martyrdom 22 Hathor 89 Cosmas and Damian Consecration of the church 30 Hathor 89 Cyprian and Justina Martyrdom 21 Thout 39 Cyril VI, the 116th Repose 30 Meshir 162 Patriarch of Alexandria Demiana Martyrdom 13 Tobi 136 Demiana Consecration of the church 12 Pashons 136 Dioscorus, the 25th Repose 7 Thout 34 Patriarch of Alexandria 258 Name Occasion Date Page Gabriel, Archangel Commemoration 13 Hathor 77 Gabriel, Archangel Commemoration, Consecration of 22 Koiak 77 the church George of Alexandria Martyrdom 7 Hathor 64 George of martyrdom 23 Pharmouthi 173 Cappadocia George of Consecration of the first church 7 Hathor 173 Cappadocia George of Building the first church 3 Paoni 173 Cappadocia George of The transfer of his relics to Old 16 Epip 173 Cappadocia Cairo John Kame Repose 25 Koiak 117 John the Baptist Martyrdom 2 Thout 26 John the Baptist The annunciaton to Zacharia 26 Thout 26 John the Baptist Birth 30 Paoni 26 John the Baptist and The discovery of his relics 2 Paoni 26 Elisha the Prophet John the Evangelist Repose 4 Tobi 127 John the Short Repose 20 Paopi 49 Joseph the Carpenter Repose 26 Epip 226 Julius of Kvahs Martyrdom 22 Thout 43 Julius of Kvahs Consecration of the church 25 Paopi 43 Macarius the Great Repose 27 Phamenoth 166 Macarius the Great Consecration of the church 8 Tobi 166 Macarius the Great The return from exile with 13 Phamenoth 166 Macarius of Alexandria Macarius the Great The transfer of relics 19 Mesori 166 Marina Martyrdom 23 Epip 219 Marina Commemoration, Consecration of 23 Hathor 219 the church in Antioch Mark the Apostle Martyrdom 30 Pharmouthi 176 Mark the Apostle Consecration of the church, the 30 Paopi 176 appearance of his relics Mark the Apostle The transfer of relics 17 Paoni 176 Mark the Apostle The arrival of relics 15 Paoni 176 Mary, the Virgin Monthly commemoration 21 Thout 23 259 Name Occasion Date Page Mary, the Virgin Monthly commemoration 21 Paopi 23 Mary, the Virgin Consecration of the church in the 6 Hathor 23 Moharak Monastery Mary, the Virgin Monthly commemoration 21 Hathor 23 Mary, the Virgin The entry into the temple 3 Koiak 23 Mary, the Virgin Monthly commemoration 21 Hathor 23 Mary, the Virgin Repose 21 Tobi 23 Mary, the Virgin Monthly commemoration 21 Meshir 23 Mary, the Virgin Monthly commemoration 21 Phamenoth 23 Mary, the Virgin The Apparition in Zeitoun 24 Phamenoth 23 Mary, the Virgin Monthly commemoration 21 Pharmouthi 23 Mary, the Virgin Birth 1 Pashons 23 Mary, the Virgin Monthly commemoration 21 Pashons 23 Mary, the Virgin consecration of the church at 8 Paoni 23 Elmahama Mary, the Virgin Building the first church in 21 Paoni 23 Philippi Mary, the Virgin Monthly commemoration 21 Epip 23 Mary, the Virgin The assumption 16 Mesori 23 Mary, the Virgin Monthly commemoration 21 Mesori 23 Maximus Repose 14 Tobi 139 Maximus and Commemoration, repose of 17 Tobi 139 Dometius Dometius Menas the Martyrdom 15 Hathor 80 wonderworker Menas the The discovery of his relics, 15 Panoni 80 wonderworker consecration of the church Mercurius Martyrdom 25 Hathor 93 Mercurius The transfer of relics 9 Paoni 93 Mercurius Consecration of the church 25 Epip 93 Michael, Archangel Monthly commemoration 12 Thout 74 Michael, Archangel Monthly commemoration 12 Paopi 74 Michael, Archangel Monthly commemoration 12 Hathor 74 Michael, Archangel Monthly commemoration 12 Koiak 74 Michael, Archangel Monthly commemoration 12 Tobi 74 260 Name Occasion Date Page Michael, Archangel Monthly commemoration 12 Meshir 74 Michael, Archangel Monthly commemoration 12 Phamenoth 74 Michael, Archangel Monthly commemoration 12 Pharmouthi 74 Michael, Archangel Monthly commemoration 12 Pashons 74 Michael, Archangel Monthly commemoration 12 Paoni 74 Michael, Archangel Monthly commemoration 12 Epip 74 Michael, Archangel Monthly commemoration 12 Mesori 74 Moses the Black Martyrdom 24 Paoni 202 Nofer / Onuphrios Repose 16 Panoni 197 the anchorite Nofer / Onuphrios Consecration of the church 16 Hathor 197 the anchorite Pachomius of the Repose 14 Pashons 184 Koinonia Parsoma the Naked Repose 5 The Small 230 Month Paul of Tamoh Repose 7 Paopi 46 Paul the First Hermit Repose 2 Meshir 147 Peter the Seal of the Martyrdom 29 Hathor 98 Martyrs Peter the Seal of the Consecration of the church 1 Meshir 98 Martyrs Pishoi the Beloved of Repose 8 Epip 203 Christ Raphael, Archangel Commemoration 13 Koiak 114 Raphael, Archangel Commemoration 3 The Small 114 Month Rebecca and her Martyrdom 7 Thout 30 children Rueiss Repose 21 Paopi 55 Samuel the Confessor Repose 8 Koiak 105 Severus of Antioch Repose 14 Meshir 158 Severus of Antioch Coming to Egypt 2 Paopi 158 Severus of Antioch The transfer of his relics 10 Koiak 158 Shenute the Repose 7 Epip 201 Archimandrite Simeon the Tanner Commemoration 17 Hathor 83 261 Name Occasion Date Page Stephen Martyrdom, the appearance of his 1 Tobi 123 relics Stephen Commemoration of the transfer of 15 Thout 123 his relics Theodore of Shotb Martyrdom 20 Epip 216 Theodore of Shotb The transfer of his relics to Shotb 5 Hathor 216 Theodore of Shotb Consecration of the church 20 Hathor 216 Theodore the Martyrdom 12 Tobi 131 Oriental Theodore the Consecration of the church 20 Hathor 131 Oriental 262 يُطلب بالبريد او البريد اﻻلكتروني من كنيسة مارجرجس واﻷنبا رويس – تورنتو – كندا To order please write to or E-mail: St. George & St. Rueiss Coptic Orthodox Church 141 Bond Ave, North York, Ontario, M3B 1M1 Canada Telephone (416) 444 -1092 E-mail: [email protected] .
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