Saints

Moses the Ethiopian — called in Greek ho Aithiops and in Slavonic Murin, "the Black" — is the desert's great sign that no life is beyond men...

Moses, the God-seer and Lawgiver, is the greatest figure of the Old Covenant: the Hebrew child drawn from the Nile who spoke with God in the...

Moses was a Hungarian in the service of the Kievan prince Boris — one of three brothers, with George, who was killed at his master's side in...

Moses was a monk of the Kiev Caves Lavra in the thirteenth or fourteenth century, one of the ascetics of the Far (Theodosian) Caves, remembe...

Mstislav Rostislavich, called the Brave and the Fearless, baptised George, was a prince of Smolensk and from 1179 prince of Novgorod, a gran...

Musa was a Roman girl of the fifth century whose whole story is one page of the Dialogues of Gregory the Great, told to him by her own broth...

Myron (c. 250–c. 350) is the great wonderworker of Crete: a farmer of the village of Raucos near Knossos, married and working his own land,...

Myron was a presbyter in Achaia who was seized at the altar on the feast of the Nativity of Christ and put to death in the persecution of th...

Myrope was a young Christian woman of Ephesus who, during the persecution of Decius in the mid-third century, withdrew with her mother to th...