> Вы подводите к выводу, что раз "только два", то "лодочник" и "Янинский" - это один (другой - "садовник"). ОДнако нет! "Christos the Boatman" - это НЕ Христос из Янины, это Христос из Превезы (Άγιος Χρήστος από την Πρέβεζα) - действительно по житию "лодчник" - т. е. моряк (матрос, мореплаватель): http://www.saint.gr/2231/saint.aspx - память ему 5 августа, скончался в 1668 г.
Согласен. Тем более, что у Макария Симонопетрского три новомуч., и без Янинского:
Au05 - Christos de Prévéza, néomrt;
Mr09 - Christos du Péloponnèse, néomrt;
Fvl2 - Christos le Jardinier, néomrt.
> Александр Юрьевич, мне кажется, что есть основание восстановить память, только исправив дату и вместо "Иоаннинский" написать "Янинский":
Нашел Житие на сайте братства св. Эдуарда в Бруквуде (Бруквуд, Суррей), братство относит ся к ИПЦ Греции (Синод Хризостома):
The New Martyr Christos of Ioannina (15th/28th): In August 1823, the Turkish militia in the region of Ioannina started a particularly violent suppression of the Christians there. The hieromonk Christos comforted and encouraged the suffering Christians, and for this he was arrested, beaten and, for refusing to give up his Christian confession, was condemned to death. The Orthodox Christians were celebrating the festival of the Dormition, and the Turks chose this time to execute the Saint. Furthermore, they deliberately chose to mock the Saviour's Passion in the way they devised to kill him. Father Christos was crowned with thorns, stripped and spat upon, and nailed to a cross, which was set up by the plane trees at Kalou Tzesme. As he expired on the cross, he prayed for his tormentors, but they sat around and taunted him. One of the Turks eventually pierced his side with a sabre and he gave up his soul. Even in death they did not cease tormenting him; they coated his body in tar and set it alight so that it was consumed in the flames.
- The Shepherd An OrthodoxChristianPastoral Magazine, Volume XXI Number, 12 August 2001, p. 12:
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