Titus the Apostle
Feast · apostle
- 26 January (Roman Catholic Church)
- 25 August (Eastern Orthodox Church)
First bishop of Crete, left there by Paul to appoint elders in every town. Byzantium keeps him on 25 August. Rome joined him to Timothy on 26 January in the reform of 1969 — the two delegates on one day in the West, and on two widely separated days in the East. Wikidata carries no feast for him at all; the two Titus feasts it does have belong to other men.
After The Typikon, ch. 48, the Menaion — 25 August, «И҆ па́мѧть ст҃а́гѡ а҆пⷭ҇ла ті́та», p. 771.
Commemorating
- Saint Titus commemorates
Where this is recorded
- Roman Catholic Church — the day, after Universal Norms on the Liturgical Year and the Calendar
- Eastern Orthodox Church — the day, after The Typikon, ch. 48, the Menaion — 25 August, «И҆ па́мѧть ст҃а́гѡ а҆пⷭ҇ла ті́та», p. 771