End of July 12 2025, according to panelhonored the Saint PaulSaint Veronica and the Saints Saints Proclus and Ilarios.
The names that celebrate today are: Veronica, Veronica, Vera, Vereniki, Paisios, Paisis, Paisia and Ilarios.
Saint Paul
Saint Paisios the Mount Athos was a Greek Cappadocia monk of the 20th century who became widely known for his monastic life and his work. His classification as the Saint of the Orthodox Church was held by the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople on January 13, 2015 and his memory is celebrated on July 12, his sleep date.
Saint Paisios died on Tuesday, July 12, 1994 at 11:00 am at the age of 69 and was buried in the Holy Monastery of St. John the Theologian in Souroti – Vasilika Thessaloniki. Since then, every year on July 11 to July 12th, on his feast, there is a vigilance in the sacred retreat, with the participation of thousands of believers.
Five weeks after the baptism of the then young Arsenios, on September 14, 1924, the Eznepidis family, due to the Greek -Turkish exchange of populations, along with the refugee caravans, arrived at the port of St. George Keratsini in Piraeus. He then went to Corfu, where he was temporarily arranged in the castle for a year and a half.
He was then transferred to Igoumenitsa and ended up in Konitsa, where he completed the elementary school and received his diploma “with a grade of eight and excellent conduct”. From a young age he had a paper with him, in which he marked the miracles of St. Arsenios. He was particularly inclined to monasticism and he longed to unite. His parents, giving him a beard first and then we will leave you. “
In 1948 Arsenios served in the army with the specialty of the wireless during the civil war. That is why many editions dedicated to the Elder’s life refer to him as a “wireless of God”.
Theology of Elder P. Paisios, summarized in two words; love and humiliation proposing the example of the God of Christ. He taught faith in the Triune God, the honor of the Theotokos of Maria and the Saints, and the respect for the teaching of the Bible and the Fathers of the Church.
Saint Veronica
According to Saint Nicodemus of Mount Athos (1749-1809), Veronica came from the city of Panadas, better known as Caesarea of Philip, whose ruins are today in the Golan highlands.
After the Lord healed by an excruciating bleeding, she designed his statue to honor him and worship the faithful. At the base he sprouted herb that healed various diseases.