St. Panteleimon and all the Holy Unmercenaries (see below)
St. Agapit the Physician of Kievo-Pechersk
The Holy Unmercenaries and Healers:
Ss. Cosmas and Damian of Rome
Ss. Cosmas and Damian and their mother Theodoti of Asia Minor
Ss. Cosmas and Damian and their brothers Anthimos, Leontios and
Evtropios of Arabia
Ss. Cyrus and John of Alexandria
Ss. Panteleimon and Hermolaos
St. Mocius
St. Thallelaus
St. Diomedes the Healer
St. Anicetus
St. Julian the Martyr
St. Zoticus the Orphan-keeper
St. John of Kronstadt
St. Nectarios of Aegina
Holy Archangel Raphael
For teeth:
St. Antipas of Pergamum
For hernia and intestinal disorders:
Holy Great Martyr Artemius
St. Artemius of Verkola
For throat:
St. Blaise of Sebastea
Against the plague:
St. Haralambos
St. Marina the Great Martyr
St. Bessarion of the Saviour, Archbishop of Larissa
For headaches:
Holy New Martyr Demas of Smyrna
For eyes:
St. Paraskeva
St. Lucia of Sicily
For ears:
St. Spyridon the Wonder Woorker
For guilelessness and simplicity:
Holy Apostle Nathaniel
St. Paul the Simple
For finding employment:
St. Xenia of Petersburg
For mental disorders:
S. Naum of Ochrid
St. Anastasia
St. Gerasimos of Cephalonia – for the possessed
For help in studies:
Three Great Hierarchs: Ss. Basil the Great, John Chrysostom and Gregory the Theologian
St. Sergius of Radonezh
St. John of Kronstadt
St. Nestor the Chronicler of Kievo-Pechersk
St. Justin the Philosopher
For church-chanting:
St. Romanos the Melodist
St. Theodosius of Chernigov
St. John Koukouzelis
Ss. Leonty and Geronty, Canonarchs of Kievo-Pechersk
For Iconographers:
St. Luke the Apostle and Evangelist
St. Alypius of Kievo-Pechersk
St. John of Damascus
For protection against thieves:
St. Gregory the Wonderworker of Kievo- Pechersk
For aid in tracking down of thieves:
St. John the Soldier
For stone-workers:
Holy Martyrs Florus and Laurus
For soldiers:
Holy Archangel Michael
St. George the Great Martyr
St. Barbara
St. Titus the Soldier of Kievo-Pechersk
For spiritual help, consolation and compunction:
St. Ephraim the Syrian
St. Alexis the Man of God
St. Seraphim of Sarov
For a good end to one’s life:
Holy Archangel Michael
St. Niphon, Patriarch of Constantinople
For captives and court cases:
St. Onouphrios the Great and St. Peter of Athos
St. George the Great Martyr
St. Symeon the God-receiver
For help in distress, poverty, and such:
St. Nicholas the Wonderworker
St. Martin of Tours, the Merciful
St. John the Almsgiver, of Alexandria
St. John of Kronstadt
For finding things:
St. Phanourios the Great Martyr
St. Menas the Great Martyr of Egypt
St. Theophil the fool for Christ (make 3 prostrations when asking)
For meeting a difficult situation, an interview, etc.:
St. David the Prophet, Psalmist and King
For hopeless causes:
St. Anna, mother of the Theotokos
For chastity and help in carnal warfare:
St. John the Forerunner
St. Demetrios the Great Martyr
St. Moses the Hungarian
St. John the Much-suffering
Holy Martyr Theodore the Byzantine
Holy Martyr Ignatios of Athos
St. Thomais
St. Martinian
St. Basil of Mangazea
St. Mary of Egypt
St. Joseph the All-comely (of the Old Testament)
St. Susanna (of the Old Testament)
St. Anysia the Virgin Martyr
For patient enduring of affliction:
St. Job the Much-suffering
St. Eustathios Placidas and family
Holy Forty Martyrs of Sebastia – esp. in freezing cold weather
Holy Forty-two Martyrs of Amorion
St. Pimen the Much-suffering of Kievo- Pechersk
For help against quick-temper and despondency:
St. Tikhon of Zadonsk
For animals and livestock:
St. George – cattle and herds
St. Modestus of Jerusalem
Holy Martyr Mamas
St. Parthenios of Radovysdius - for cattle
Ss. Spevsippos, Elevsippos, and
Melevsippos – for horses
St. Tryphon – for geese
For protection of crops from pests:
St. Michael of Synnada
St. Gerasimos the New Ascetic
For gardens, against pests:
Holy Great Martyr Trypon – also for hunters
Against demons and witchcraft:
Ss. Cyprian and Justina
St. Theodore Sykeote
St. Mitrophan of Voronezh
Against drinking:
Holy Martyr Boniface and the Righteous Aglais
For travellers:
St. Nicholas – in general, and specifically for sea-travel
St. John the Russian – for transport, autobuses, etc.
St. Niphon, Patriarch of Constantinople – for safety at sea
Holy Martyr Christopher
For trading:
St. Paraskeva
For cobblers:
St. Eustathios the Cobbler of Georgia
For perfumers:
St. Abo the Perfumer of Georgia
For the kitchen, home:
St. Euphrosynos the Cook
St. Sergius of Radonezh – for baking
Ss. Spyridon and Nikodim of Kievo-
Pechersk – for prosphora-making
St. Juliana Lazarevskaya
St. Prochor of Kievo-Pechersk
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