Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p The holy figures of the Eastern Orthodox Church (and of the Eastern Catholic Churches of the Byzantine Rite) have various customary saint titles with which they are commemorated on the liturgical calendar and in Divine Services.The following list explains the references:Confessor: one who has suffered for the faith but not martyred outright Enlightener: the saint who first brought the faith to a people or region, or who did major work of evangelization thereEqual-to-the-Apostles: one whose work greatly built up the Church, whether through direct missionary work or through assisting the Church's place in societyFool-for-Christ: a saint known for his apparent, yet holy insanityGod-bearing: title given to one of the Holy FathersGreat-martyr: one who was martyred for the faith and suffered tortureHealer: a saint who used the power of God to heal maladies and injuriesHieroconfessor: a confessor who is also a clergymanHieromartyr: a martyr who is also a clergymanMartyr: one who has died for the faithMerciful: one known for charitable work, especially toward the poorMyrrhbearers: the first witnesses of the Resurrection of JesusMyrrh-streaming: the relics of the saint exude holy and sweet-smelling (and often miraculous) oilNew-martyr: a martyr often bearing the same name as a more ancient martyr, but usually more recent in the Church's historyPassion-bearer: one who faced his death in a Christ-like mannerProphet: an Old Testament saint who anticipated ChristProtomartyr: the first martyr in a given region (in the case of Stephen the Protomartyr, the first martyr of the whole Church)Right-believing: an epithet used for sainted secular rulersRighteous: a holy person under the Old Covenant (Old Testament Israel) but also sometimes used for married saints of the New Covenant (the Church)Unmercenary Healer: a saint who used the power of God to heal maladies and injuries without chargeVenerable: a monastic saintVenerable-martyr: a martyred monasticVirgin-martyr: an unmarried, non-monastic, chaste female martyrWonder-worker: a saint renowned for performing miracles↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2. }
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- List_of_Eastern_Orthodox_saint_titles abstract "The holy figures of the Eastern Orthodox Church (and of the Eastern Catholic Churches of the Byzantine Rite) have various customary saint titles with which they are commemorated on the liturgical calendar and in Divine Services.The following list explains the references:Confessor: one who has suffered for the faith but not martyred outright Enlightener: the saint who first brought the faith to a people or region, or who did major work of evangelization thereEqual-to-the-Apostles: one whose work greatly built up the Church, whether through direct missionary work or through assisting the Church's place in societyFool-for-Christ: a saint known for his apparent, yet holy insanityGod-bearing: title given to one of the Holy FathersGreat-martyr: one who was martyred for the faith and suffered tortureHealer: a saint who used the power of God to heal maladies and injuriesHieroconfessor: a confessor who is also a clergymanHieromartyr: a martyr who is also a clergymanMartyr: one who has died for the faithMerciful: one known for charitable work, especially toward the poorMyrrhbearers: the first witnesses of the Resurrection of JesusMyrrh-streaming: the relics of the saint exude holy and sweet-smelling (and often miraculous) oilNew-martyr: a martyr often bearing the same name as a more ancient martyr, but usually more recent in the Church's historyPassion-bearer: one who faced his death in a Christ-like mannerProphet: an Old Testament saint who anticipated ChristProtomartyr: the first martyr in a given region (in the case of Stephen the Protomartyr, the first martyr of the whole Church)Right-believing: an epithet used for sainted secular rulersRighteous: a holy person under the Old Covenant (Old Testament Israel) but also sometimes used for married saints of the New Covenant (the Church)Unmercenary Healer: a saint who used the power of God to heal maladies and injuries without chargeVenerable: a monastic saintVenerable-martyr: a martyred monasticVirgin-martyr: an unmarried, non-monastic, chaste female martyrWonder-worker: a saint renowned for performing miracles↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2".
- List_of_Eastern_Orthodox_saint_titles comment "The holy figures of the Eastern Orthodox Church (and of the Eastern Catholic Churches of the Byzantine Rite) have various customary saint titles with which they are commemorated on the liturgical calendar and in Divine Services.The following list explains the references:Confessor: one who has suffered for the faith but not martyred outright Enlightener: the saint who first brought the faith to a people or region, or who did major work of evangelization thereEqual-to-the-Apostles: one whose work greatly built up the Church, whether through direct missionary work or through assisting the Church's place in societyFool-for-Christ: a saint known for his apparent, yet holy insanityGod-bearing: title given to one of the Holy FathersGreat-martyr: one who was martyred for the faith and suffered tortureHealer: a saint who used the power of God to heal maladies and injuriesHieroconfessor: a confessor who is also a clergymanHieromartyr: a martyr who is also a clergymanMartyr: one who has died for the faithMerciful: one known for charitable work, especially toward the poorMyrrhbearers: the first witnesses of the Resurrection of JesusMyrrh-streaming: the relics of the saint exude holy and sweet-smelling (and often miraculous) oilNew-martyr: a martyr often bearing the same name as a more ancient martyr, but usually more recent in the Church's historyPassion-bearer: one who faced his death in a Christ-like mannerProphet: an Old Testament saint who anticipated ChristProtomartyr: the first martyr in a given region (in the case of Stephen the Protomartyr, the first martyr of the whole Church)Right-believing: an epithet used for sainted secular rulersRighteous: a holy person under the Old Covenant (Old Testament Israel) but also sometimes used for married saints of the New Covenant (the Church)Unmercenary Healer: a saint who used the power of God to heal maladies and injuries without chargeVenerable: a monastic saintVenerable-martyr: a martyred monasticVirgin-martyr: an unmarried, non-monastic, chaste female martyrWonder-worker: a saint renowned for performing miracles↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2".