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 1 1,6|             commemorated on December 20 and January 29. Martyred in the Arena
 2 1,7|                   St. Anthony, commemorated January 17, is considered to be
 3 1,7|                    Athanasius, commemorated January 18 and May 2, was a great
 4 1,7|                     St. Basil, commemorated January 1 and January 30, was a
 5 1,7|                  commemorated January 1 and January 30, was a notable theologian
 6 1,7|                      Cyril, commemorated on January 18 and June 9, was the leader
 7 1,7|                   St. Ephraim, commemorated January 28, was a major spiritual
 8 1,7|                   St. Gregory, commemorated January 25 and 30, was a fellow
 9 1,7|                Great and is commemorated on January 10. He is especially known
10 1,7|                 Golden-mouth), commemorated January 27 and 30 and November 13,
11 1,8|                      St. Mark, commemorated January 19, accompanied the Byzantine
12 1,9|                 Sava († 1237 — commemorated January 12), the Serbian Church
13 1,0|                Sarov († 1833 — commemorated January 2 and July 19).~Finally,
14 1,1| Equal-to-the-Apostles († 355 — commemorated January 14), this Church had become
15 4,4|                  4th Century set forth that January 6 should be celebrated as
16 4,6|                    Christ, is celebrated on January 6. After Pascha and Pentecost,
17 4,6|                  this event, the Church, on January 5, the Eve of Theophany,
18 4,6|                   the church itself, and on January 6, the day of the Feast
19 4,7|                 Lord Jesus Christ (Jan. 1).~January 1 is dedicated to the memory