Drilldown: Saints

Saint John Chrysostom (1) · Saint Polycarp of Smyrna (1) · Saint Thomas à Becket (1)

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Antioch, Roman Syria (now Antakya, Turkey) (1) · Cheapside, London, England (1) · Smyrna, Asia Minor, Roman Empire (1)

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Canterbury Cathedral, Canterbury, England (1) · Comana Pontica, Roman Empire (now Gümenek, Turkey) (1) · Smyrna, Asia Minor, Roman Empire (1)

Martyrdom (1) · Martyrdom (exile, exhaustion, and illness) (1) · martyrdom by burning and stabbing (1)

Canterbury Cathedral, 12 The Precincts, Canterbury CT1 2EH, England (1) · Church of St. Polycarp, 1484 Sokak No:5, Alsancak, 35220 Konak/Izmir, Turkey (1) · Constantinople, Roman Empire (now Istanbul, Turkey) (1)

None (1) · Archiepiscopal see and martyrdom site (1) · Site of modern veneration and relics (1)

Hagia Sophia, Constantinople (historical) (1) · Pontigny Abbey, 89230 Pontigny, France (1) · Stadium of Smyrna Ruins, Liman Caddesi, 35210 Izmir, Turkey (1)

None (1) · Exile refuge during conflict with Henry II (1) · Traditional site of martyrdom (1)

Antioch, Syria (1) · Sant'Ambrogio della Massima, Piazza Sant'Ambrogio 1, 00153 Rome RM, Italy (1) · York Minster, Deangate, York YO1 7HH, England (1)

None (1) · Early episcopal role as archbishop (1) · Location of major relics (1)

None (2) · Athens, Greece (1)

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None (2) · Caesarea Mazaca, Cappadocia (1)

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None (1) · England; France (1) · Turkey; Italy; Philippines (1)

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None (1) · [[Archdiocese of Canterbury]] (1) · [[Archdiocese of Izmir]] (1)

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None (1) · Early Church (1) · Pope Alexander III (1)

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Healings during Antioch sermons, c. 390s (1) · Heavenly voice during trial; fire forming protective vault without harm (1) · Multiple healings at his tomb, including the blind and lame (posthumous) (1)

None · Unknown · Unknown (pending canonization) · Group miracle for Korean Martyrs: healing of another Korean from tuberculosis · Healing of sick individuals · Healing of the sick through her intercession · None (equipollent canonization) · Posthumous healing at Cyrrhus shrine, 4th century · Announcing John the Baptist’s birth to Zechariah (Luke 1:11–20) · Apparition curing Constantia, daughter of Constantine · Apparitions and protections for confessors (traditional) · Appearance of Mary on his cathedra · Appearing at Monte Gargano, 5th century · Bilocation witnessed by St. Philip Neri · Blood from stabbing extinguishing the flames · Blood relic cures for the sick (traditional) · Body cast into sea but washed ashore intact · Burial by lions digging his grave · Calmed a storm and expelled Loch Ness monster · Cart of pitch failing to burn her

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December 29 (1) · February 23 (1) · September 13 (Western); January 27 (Eastern Orthodox main feast); November 13 (relics’ translation) (1)

bishop (1) · Clerk; chancellor; archbishop (1) · Priest, Bishop, Archbishop, Theologian, Preacher (1)

Early Christian Church (1) · Roman Catholic (1) · Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Anglican Communion, Coptic Orthodox, Lutheran Church (1)

against dysentery; against earaches (1) · Canterbury, England; secular clergy; military chaplains; pilgrims (1) · Preachers, orators, Constantinople, education, epilepsy (1)

Episcopal vestments, scroll, beehive, dove (1) · palm of martyrdom; pyre or flames; sometimes a dove (1) · Sword through mitre; chalice with poisoned spider (1)

Canterbury Cathedral, Canterbury, England (1) · Church of St. Polycarp, Izmir, Turkey (1) · Patriarchal Cathedral of Saint George, Istanbul, Turkey (relics) (1)

Anglican Communion (1) · Eastern Orthodox Church, Coptic Orthodox Church, Anglican Communion, Lutheran Church (1) · Eastern Orthodox Church; Oriental Orthodox Churches; Anglican Communion (1)

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