The Greek word for "Saint" in the New Testament is "hagiois" and it refers to ALL believers in Jesus Christ. In The Bible, the word does NOT mean a departed person who was extraordinarily holy in life. All Christians, if they truly express a faith in Jesus Christ, are called "saints" in the Bible (see Ephesians 1:1-2).
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Hagio- from the Greek word Hagios meaning "saint" and or "holy"
Saint Spero was a martyr who lived in the 4th century in Roman Greece. He was known for his devout faith and refusal to renounce Christianity, even in the face of persecution. Spero was ultimately killed for his beliefs and is venerated as a saint in the Eastern Orthodox Church.
A hagiographer's duties are to write biographies of the saints. The Greek word 'hagios' means saint.
No, he is a Catholic saint.
Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral was created in 1904.
As a name of a town it is used as it is: Σαν Φρανσίσκο[san fransisko]As a Spanish proper name of a saint, it is : Αγιος Φραγκίσκος [Aghios Frankiskos] = Saint Franciscos
Saint Nicholas of Myra was of Greek origin.
Saint Nektarios is the patron of gymnasts and Saint Nestor is the patron of athlets
Saint Jerome
There is no designated patron of Greek sailors. However, St, Nicholas was born in a Greek colony and is a patron saint of sailors.
There is no Saint Uranus. Uranus was a god of Greek mythology. It is also the name of the seventh planet from the sun.