St. Lupus icon (2) Mounted on wood Sizes:17 x 24Orthodox icon of Saint Lupus, Lupos, Commemorated October 20. The Martyr Lupus lived at the end of the third century and beginning of the fourth century, and was a faithful servant of the holy Great Martyr Demetrius of Thessalonica (October 26). Being present at the death of his master, he soaked his own clothing with his blood and took a ring from his hand. With this clothing, and with the ring and the name of the Great Martyr Demetrius, Saint Lupus
he was afterwards beheaded at Alexandria
the saint replied that it was fitting for him to humble himself in this way
gave orders to rip the skin from St Glyceria's head
On these days the wilderness dwellers did not eat cooked food
I confess before God: when I was with John
His spiritual radiance stirred up the passion of jealousy in his concelebrants
Bishop Nikolai believed he could serve the Serbian people more effectively by remaining abroad
one while he was still alive until the proper time
Then he gave them to the disciples
He became acquainted with the writings of the Apologist Tertullian
spouse of the Patriarch Abraham
while it is connected with the element of glory in a way that one illumines and completes the other one
