Saints

Domnina of Anazarbus (†286) was a Christian woman of Cilicia who confessed Christ before the governor in the early years of Diocletian's rei...

Domnina the Younger (†c. 450–460) was a Syrian ascetic of the region of Cyrrhus, one of the enclosed holy women whose lives Theodoret, bisho...

Donagus — the name appears in the English calendars as Donatus — is a hieromartyr, a priest or bishop put to death for Christ, commemorated...

Donatus, bishop of Euroea in Epirus in the second half of the fourth century, is one of the very few wonderworking hierarchs of the age whos...

Dorothea (†c. 304) was a Christian maiden of Caesarea in Cappadocia, martyred in the persecution of Diocletian and celebrated for her beauty...

Abba Dorotheus (c. 505 – c. 565) is one of the two or three most widely read spiritual writers of the Palestinian desert. Educated in classi...

Dorotheus, Bishop of Tyre in Phoenicia, is remembered as one of the oldest martyrs of the Church: a hierarch of great learning who survived...

Dorotheus (4th century), called the Theban from his birthplace in the Thebaid, was an Egyptian hermit who pursued for some sixty years one o...

Dositheus (sixth century) was the young disciple of Abba Dorotheus of Gaza, and the living illustration of his master's teaching on obedienc...

Doulas was a Christian of Praetoriada in Cilicia who suffered in the persecution under Maximian, between about 305 and 313. Arrested and bro...

Doulas was a monk of one of the Egyptian monasteries whose whole ascetic labour lay in being wronged. For twenty years he bore the mockery,...

Dovmont (Lithuanian Daumantas, †1299) was a pagan Lithuanian prince of Nalšia who fled the dynastic bloodletting of his homeland in 1265, ca...

Drosis (Drosida) was a young woman of Antioch, honoured by tradition as a daughter of the emperor Trajan, who with a company of companions s...