Te Synaxarium Koputika · Te marama 2 o te 13
Baba
بابه · Paopi
Te marama o te rui purapura
11 Oketopa – 9 Noema
30 rā
7 whakamaharatanga hunga tapu
I a Baba ka uru te purapura ki te oneone: ka puta ake ngā māra i te waipuke, ka tīmata a Īhipa ki te rui i āna purapura. Ko te Hāhi, e kākahu tonu ana i te hari o Nayrouz, e haere tonu ana i āna whakamaharatanga mō ngā kaiwhakaatu toto me ngā kaiwhāki whakapono o ngā rautau tuatahi.
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1 Baba
St. Anastasia
On this day, of the year 304 A.D., St. Anastasia, was martyred. She was born in the city of Rome in the year 275 A.D., to a pagan father whose name was "Britastanos" and a Christian mother whose name was "Flavia"
12 Baba
Hato Matiu te Apotoro me te Kaikauwhau Rongopai
Ko Hato Matiu te Apotoro me te Kaikauwhau Rongopai, ko Riwai te kaikohi takoha i mua, ka whakamaharatia i te 12 o Paopi.
15 Baba
St. Panteleimon
On this day of the year 405 A.D., St. Panteleimon (Bandleamon), who was from the city of Nicomedia, was martyred. His father worshipped idols but his mother was a Christian. They educated him well and taught him the profession of medicine
20 Baba
St. John the Short
On this day, the great light and saint, the hegumen Abba John (Yoannis) Colobos (the Short), departed. He was a native of Betsa in upper Egypt and he had one brother. His parents were righteous and God-fearing people, rich in faith and good deeds
21 Baba
Tamav Erene
In Girga, in Upper Egypt, a girl named Fawzia learned prayer before she learned how heavy life could become. She saw it in her mother's corner of the house, where the Agpeya was not a book kept for emergencies but a rhythm of breath.
22 Baba
Hato Ruka te Kaikauwhau Rongopai
E whakamaharatia ana a Hato Ruka te Kaikauwhau Rongopai i roto i te Hinakaharo Koptika (Synaxarium) i te 22 o Baba.
23 Baba
Abba Dionysius
On this day (March 8th, 264 A.D.) the great father Abba Dionysius, the fourteenth Pope of Alexandria, departed. His parents were stare worshippers of the Sun (Sabians) and they put emphasis on teaching him all the knowledge of that sect