For Finding Employment
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For Cooks
Saint Spyridon and Saint Nikodemus the Prosphora-Bakers
Saint Sergius the Wonderworker
Saint Prochorus of the Kiev Near Caves
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For masons
Saint Florus and Saint Laurus the Martyrs
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For cobblers
Saint Eustathios the Cobbler
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For miners
Saint Barbara the Great Martyr
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For Cabinet-makers
Saint Demetrius the Cabinetmaker
For traders
Saint Paraskevi the Great Virgin-Martyr of Rome
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For perfumers
Saint Abo the Perfumer of Georgia
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For physicians and workers in hospitals
Saint Gavrilia, the Ascetic of Love
Saint Basil the Great “Do not say, ‘this happened by chance, while this came to be of itself.’ In all that exists there is nothing disorderly, nothing indefinite, nothing without purpose, nothing by chance… How many hairs are on your head? God will not forget one of them. Do you see how nothing, even the smallest thing, escapes the gaze of God?”
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For midwives
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For chemists and pharmacists
Saint Anastasia the Deliverer from Potions
Saint Agapitus the Unmercenary Physician
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For counsellors
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For soldiers
Saint Demetrios the Myrrh-Streamer
Saint Eustathios the Much-suffering
Saint Artemios the Great Martyr
Saint Barbara the Great Martyr
Saint Titus the Soldier of the Kiev Caves
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For police officers
Saint Artemios the Great Martyr
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For fishermen
Holy Apostle Saint Andrew, Saint Peter, Saint James, Saint John
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For sailors
Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker
Saint Triantaphyllos of Zagora
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For transport workers
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For Gardeners
Saint Phocas the Gardener and Martyr
Saint Conon the Gardener and Martyr
Saint Michael the Gardener the New-Martyr
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For animal farmers and vets
Saint Tryphon the Holy Unmercenary
Saint Spyridon Bishop of Tremithus
Saint Gerasimos, Hermit of the Jordan
Saint Stanko the Shepherd of Montenegro
Saint Theosebios of Arsinoe in Cyprus
Saint Lazarus the Shepherd of Bulgaria
Saint Sozon the Martyr of Cilicia he tried to imitate the meekness of the sheep. He often marvelled: “I am ashamed, that I am inferior to sheep.” Saint Sozon studied the Holy Scriptures and he was also a shepherd of Souls, instructing his pagan peers and friends in the Faith of Jesus Christ.
Saint John Koukouzelis the Monk and Chanter of Mount of Athos Saint John shepherded the animals in the solitude of the mountains while he Chanted Hymns will all his heart. The animals would loose interest in eating and stop grazing to listen to his Chanting.
Saint Zosimas of Solovki Patron Saint of bee-keeping and a guardian of beehives; and he is even known as “The Bee-keeper.”
Saint George of Ioannina he worked as a horse groom stable hand
Saint Speusippus, Saint Eleusippus and Saint Meleusippus
Saint Ioannikios the Great It became his practice to make the Sign of the Cross over the animals and withdraw to a solitary place to Pray. Even though he Prayed at great length, the animals did not stray and were always safe.
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For actors
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For clothes makers
Saint Juliana the Merciful of Lazarevo
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For tailors
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For postal workers
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For funeral directors
Saint Mark the Grave-Digger of the Kiev Near Caves
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For teachers
Saint Ia the Teacher, Martyr of the Boxer Rebellion
Saint Demetrios the Great Martyr
Equal to the Apostles
Saint Photine the Samaritan Woman
Saint Nina Enlightener of Georgia
Saint Mary Magdalene the Myrrhbearer
Saint Cyril and Saint Methodius
Saint Innocent Metropolitan of Moscow
Saint Nicholas Archbishop of Japan
Saint Patrick, Bishop and Enlightener of Ireland
Saint Hermoulaus the Holy Unmercenary
Saint Eleazar, the teacher of the Seven Maccabees Brothers
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For Chanters
Saint John of Damascus, the Hymnographer
Saint Kassiani the Hymnographer
Saint John Koukouzelis the Monk and Chanter
Saint Gerasimos the Hymnographer
Saint Leontius and Saint Gerontius the Canonarchs
Saint Theodosius of Chernigov
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For Iconographers
Saint Luke the Evangelist Saint Luke was the first person to depict in an Icon Our Most Holy Mother of God holding Our Lord Jesus Christ, thereby establishing the most Sacred art of Iconography. He made three Icons from wax, mastic and paint and he offered them to Our Holy Lady to ask for her Blessing and opinion on them. She received them with joy and said “May the Grace of the One Born from me be with them through me.”
Saint Theodora the Empress, who restored Orthodoxy
Saint Alypius the Iconographer
Saint Andrei Rublev the Iconographer
Saint Lazarus the Iconographer
Saint Ignatius the Icon painter
Saint Adrian of Poshekhonye, the Iconographer
Saint Gregory the Icon painter from Kiev Pecerska Lavra
Saint Theodore the Studite
Saint Theodore, Archbishop of Rostov
Saint Gregory III, Pope of Rome
Saint Peter, Metropolitan of Kiev, Moscow and All Russia
Saint Macarius, Metropolitan of Moscow and All Russia
Saint Theophanes the Confessor
Saint Dionysius, Abbot of Glushitsa, Vologda
Saint Hierarch Nicephorus, Patriarch of Constantinople
Saint Daniel Chorny the Icon painter
Saint Basil Kalika, Archbishop of Veliki Novgorod and Pskov
Saint Pafnuty-Pârvu the Painter from Robaia Monastery
Holy Martyr for the Holy Icons Anthony of Alexandria
Holy Martyrs for the Holy Icons Julian of Constantinople and Marcian, John, James, Alexius, Demetrius, Photius, Peter, Leontius, Maria the Patrician, the Protospatharios (“Sword-Captain”) Gregory and those with them
