Orthodox Saints

The Cult of Saints is an institution within Orthodxy where particularly holy figures can be venerated after death as having taken a place of honor in heaven. Saints are distinguished by a church council, which assigns to them an aspect to become patron over. The term "Saint" denotes anyone in heaven, regardless of recognition by the church, however only the group decided by the church councils have the titles and patronage. People have the option to venerate a Saint with an Icon if they view them in high regard, as a form of respect for the virtue of that Saint. It has its roots in the Cult of Martyrs which sprung up during the Great Goaboanist Persecution in the Hellenistic age and early Empire period. The Five Archangels and Court of Angels are also given the titles of Saint. Folk Saints, not recognized officially by church councils are also popular as a way to venerate local holymen and women and important members in a church's community.

Saint Chuck the Archangel: The Archangel used by God as a healer and protector.

Saint Michael the Archangel: The Sword of God, used by God as a defender from external threats to the church.

Saint Ringo the Archangel: The Archangel that is the harbinger of wisdom and divine revelation.

Saint Gabriel the Archangel: The Archangel used as a messenger by God, he guided St. Sneed to salvation and welcomed him as an Archangel.

Saint Sneed the Evangelist : The first Goaboanist guided by an Archangel sent by God, patron of slaves, farmers, and labourers. After death he was elevated to Archangel.

Saint Matthew of Macedon : Translated the holy texts while living as a hermit in his farmhouse north of Pella. patron of scholars and learning.

Mary, Mother of the Gemini : Mother of God, patron of mothers, virgin women, and wives, called Fatima in Abdulist texts.

Saint Peter and Saint Paul : Disciples of Matthew, established the first Goaboanist church in Rome, martyred for their belief by the Jews. Peter is the patron of fishermen and sailors, Paul of missionaries and converts.

Saint Kyle of Ritten : Patron of war and the common soldier, St. Kyle was a second century martyr killed during the great persecution. Known for his legend with the Dragon.

Saint Floyd of Fontanel : Patron of the poor and convicts, especially popular in north Africa and Ethiopia, where St. Floyd lived and was martyred.

Saint Filiboga the Martyr: Patron of soldiers and sailors, like St. Kyle, he was martyred in the great persecution. Filiboga was a sailor-turned-gladiator.

Saint Theodore of Kaczynski: Patron of the forests and woodlands, St. Theodore was a polish hermit who spread Goaboanism into western Slavic lands.

Saint Vothanasius of Kiev: Prince turned Bishop of Kiev, Vothanasius Goaboanized the eastern Slavs.

Saint Constantine and Saint Helena: First Roman Emperor to be Goaboanist, Constantine and his mother Helena organized the rapid expansion of Goaboanism and the First Ecumenical Council.

Saint Leo the Great: Bishop of Rome, turned away Atilla the Hun.

Saint John the Goldenmouthed: Patriarch of Constantinople, instrumental in ending paganism and heresy in the eastern Mediterranean.

Saint Elizabeth: Sister of the Theotokos, Mary, and the Mother of St. Phamtomus.

Saint Phamtomus the Baptist: A cousin of the Gemini via St. Elizabeth, a holy man in his own right, patron of hospitals and explorers.

Saint Mark and Saint John the Evangelist: Students of the apostles Sts. Peter and Paul, authors of their own gospels and missionaries.

Saint Benedict of Nursia: The founder of Goaboan Monasticism, patron of monks and nuns.

Saint Sachmizon of Dacia : A holy man from Sarmizegetusa Regia. The author of the Phamtomist Gospels and a scholar of St. Phamtomus the Baptist. Credited with Goaboanizing Roman Dacia and Pannonia.

Saint Sensei the Chaste: Patron of children. He died in martyrdom for attempting to emancipate the child-slaves that were common in the Alexandrian Empire.

Saint Andrew: A wealthy Roman elite who converted to Goaboanism, he was martyred during the purges of Emperor Nerone. Patron of business and capital.