Saints
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Hosea the ProphetHosea son of Beeri prophesied in the northern kingdom of Israel in the eighth century before Christ and stands first among the Twelve Minor...
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Hosius of Cordoba
Hosius, bishop of Cordoba in Roman Spain for something over sixty years, is the western confessor whose hand lies on almost every decisive a...
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Hyacinth of Amastris
Hyacinth was a martyr of Amastris in Paphlagonia — the Black Sea port that is now Amasra in northern Turkey — whose short notice in the syna...
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Hyacinth of CaesareaHyacinth (Greek Ὑάκινθος, "the jacinth-stone") was a young Christian of Caesarea in Cappadocia who served in the household of the emperor Tr...
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Hypatius and Andrew of Ephesus
Hypatius, bishop of Ephesus, and Andrew his presbyter were martyred around 730–735 under the iconoclast emperor Leo III the Isaurian, among...
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Hypatius and Theodulus
Hypatius, a tribune, and Theodulus, a soldier under him, were sent by the governor Hadrian to arrest the Christian officer Leontius at Tripo...
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Hypatius of GangraHypatius was bishop of Gangra in Paphlagonia and one of the Fathers of the First Ecumenical Council of Nicaea (325), a wonderworker famed fo...
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Hypatius of Rufinianae
A Phrygian who ran away from a beating at eighteen and died forty-odd years later the most consulted abbot on the Asian shore of the Bosphor...
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Hyperechius of Egypt
Hyperechius was one of those monks who joined to the faith the treasures of the Christian philosophy — a father of the desert generation who...
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Hypomone the EmpressHypomone — "Patience" — was the monastic name of Helena Dragaš, the Serbian-born empress of Manuel II Palaiologos, mother of two Byzantine e...