British Orthodox Saints

St. Alphege transcends borders. His martydom and steadfast faith underpin a shared spiritual heritage with  all Christian denominations. For more reading click here.

St. Guthlac of Crowland holds a significant place in the history of Eastern Orthodox Christianity. He is revered for his asceticism, piety, and profound spiritual insight. For more reading click here.

Orthodoxy finds resonance with the life and teachings of St. Cuthbert. His unwavering commitment to prayer and asceticism mirrors the Orthodox emphasis on spiritual discipline and union with God. Click here for further reading.

He was a revered and much-loved Saint honoured for his devotion to Christianity and for shaping its legacy in Wales.  Click here for further reading.

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Saint Richard is a mysterious figure, and historically, our information is limited. What we do know is that he was a faithful Christian and from a family with a remarkable legacy of producing Saints. Click here for further reading

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St. Laurence's tenure as Archbishop left an indelible mark, laying the groundwork for the Orthodox Christian tradition in England. Click here for further reading

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St Werburgh was born in the 7th Century, a noblewoman and devout Christian. As the Patroness of Chester, her enduring legacy is celebrated in St. Werburgh's Church, where her relics find a revered sanctuary. Find out more by clicking here.

Saint Machar is one of four Saints of Aberdeenshire.  Find out more about Scottish Orthodox Saints.

Saint Hilda (Hild) is one of the most venerated female saints in England. And is also known as "The Abbess of the English People."