MUST FOLLOW THIS CUSTOM TOMORROW: We celebrate great miracle workers, and because of this, luck will follow you
On the thirteenth of February, Orthodox believers remember Saints Cyrus and John, Christian martyrs whom the people respect as miracle workers and protectors of sincere friendship. Their stories, a fusion of faith and deeds, have been passed down through centuries, and numerous folk beliefs and customs are associated with them and are still observed today.
TL;DR
- Saints Cyrus and John are remembered on February 13th by Orthodox believers.
- They are revered as miracle workers and protectors of sincere friendship.
- Cyrus was a physician from Alexandria who believed spiritual cleansing aided physical healing.
- John was a Roman officer from Edessa; they formed a spiritual brotherhood.
- Together, they aided persecuted Christians and children.
- They were martyred in 311 AD, but their relics were believed to heal various ailments.
- Tradition states their relics are powerful in blessing water, prayers for health, and anointing of the sick.
- They are invoked for protection of friendships, help with insomnia, and blessings on prayers.
- Honoring them on this day is believed to bring support in hardship and protection from evil.