Te Synaxarium Koputika · Te marama 3 o te 13
Hathor
هاتور · Hathōr
Te marama o te kōura i ruiruia
10 Noema – 9 Tīhema
30 rā
13 whakamaharatanga hunga tapu
Ko Hathor te marama o te kōura i ruiruia, e ai ki te whakataukī tawhito — he witi i ruia ki runga i te oneone pango o te awaawa. He nui ngā kaiwhakaatu toto me ngā matua o te koraha i ōna rā, ā, i tōna mutunga ka whakarite te Hāhi i tōna ngākau mō te nohopuku o te Whānautanga o te Karaiti.
Ka puritia i ia marama
Ngā whakamaharatanga pūmau e puritia ana e te Hāhi i ia marama Koputika
Te hunga tapu me ngā hākari o te marama
Ia tangata tapu e whakamaharatia ana i Hathor, kua raupapatia ki te rā
1 Hathor
Te Āpōtoro Tapu a Kereopa
E whakanuia ana te Āpōtoro Tapu a Kereopa me tōna hoa i roto i te Hīnakaramu Koptiko (Synaxarium) i te 1 o Hator.
4 Hathor
Saints Epimachus and Azarianus
On this day also, Sts. Epimachus and Adrianus (Azarianus), who were from the city of Rome, were martyred. Some people accused them of being Christians to the Governor, who was appointed by Maximianus the Emperor. He brought them and questioned them about their belief
11 Hathor
St. Archelaus
16 Hathor
St. Anba Wanas
In Luxor, where the river carries the old memory of Thebes, a poor Christian couple received their only child as a gift. They named him Youanis, but the people came to know him with affection as Wanas. He did not grow like a child who was waiting for holiness to arrive later.
17 Hathor
St. John Chrysostom
This day also marks the commemoration of the relocation of the relics of St. John Chrysostom (Of the Golden Mouth), from the city of Cuma, where he departed to the city of Constantinople, in the year 437 A.D., with honor and respect befitting him
18 Hathor
Hato Piripi te Āpotoro
Ko Hato Piripi te Āpotoro, tētahi o te Tekau mā Rua, ka maharatia i te Synaxarium Koptika i te 18 o Hator.
18 Hathor
St. Atrasis
18 Hathor
St. Simon the Tanner
Simon did not stand where famous men stand. He worked with leather in Old Cairo, among the smells, stains, tools, and rough necessities of a trade most people passed without honor. Some called him a tanner, some a shoemaker, some a cobbler.
19 Hathor
Hato Pataromu te Āpōtoro
I kauwhau a Hato Pataromu te Āpōtoro ki te Koraha o Khargah i Ihipa, ā, ka maharatia ia i te 1 o Tout me te 19 o Hator.
21 Hathor
St. Cosma
Also on this day, in the year 809 A.D., St. Cosma II, 54th Pope of Alexandria, departed. He was born in Samanoud and became a monk in the monastery of St. Macarius. When the papal chair became vacant, the bishops and the people, with one accord, agreed to choose this father
29 Hathor
St. Clement of Rome
This day also marks the martyrdom of St. Clement, Pope of Rome. This Saint was born in Rome to an honorable father whose name was Fostinus; who was a member of the Senate. His father educated him and taught him Greek literature. When St
30 Hathor
St. Acacius, the Righteous
30 Hathor
St. Agathus / Acacius