In the history of Orthodoxy many people are known who suffered for their faith and died in torment. Believers revere many saints with the name Anna, and each woman had her own unique story, but united by one is an unshakable faith in the Lord.
St. Anne in Orthodoxy
In the Orthodox faith there are several famous women with the name Anna, who are saints.
- Anna the Prophetess . For her righteous life, she was able to see the newborn Christ, then to preach the Good News. Memorial Day is February 16th.
- Holy Anna Mother of the Virgin . The woman made a vow that if she gives birth to a child, she will bring it to the Lord for service. Her words were heard, and the Mother of God appeared. The feast day of the holy righteous Anna: August 7, September 22 and December 22.
- Anna Adrianopolskaya . The girl believed in Jesus, having visited the execution of Bishop Alexander, who thanks to prayer was able to endure torment. She stood up for him and was killed. They remember her on November 4.
- Saint Anna of Bethany . A believing woman took monasticism, and to be rescued from persecution she changed into a man. In this image, she became a preacher and a miracle-worker. Memorial days: June 26 and November 11.
- Anna Gottfskaya . For her faith in the Lord, she was burned alive in the church. Memorial Day - April 8.
- Anna Kashinskaya . After the death of her relatives, the woman became a nun. After her death, relics began to heal people. Memorial Days: June 25 and October 15.
- Saint Anna of Novgorod . The woman lived a godly life and in her old age she took a veil in a nun. Honor her on February 23.
- Anna of Rome . The girl gave a dinner of celibacy and remained faithful to the Lord all her life. Her Orthodox Church honors her on February 3 and July 18.
- Anna Seleucian . The girl died in torment for her faith. Memorial Day is December 3.
What helps Saint Anne?
Many priests believe that it is possible to appeal to the Higher Powers with different requests, the main thing is that the petition should be from the heart. It is important that the desire is not based on harming someone else. Saints with the name Anna in Orthodoxy will help find the way to God, get rid of temptations and cope with various life problems.
What does the holy righteous Anna help?
One of the most famous Anne in Christianity, as she is the mother of the Virgin. She could not conceive for many years, but after an earnest prayer an angel appeared to her and promised her the birth of a girl .
- Holy righteous Anna is considered the main assistant for women who can not conceive a child . Sincere prayers save women's diseases.
- Referring to it, believers who want to receive the healing of the body and strengthen the faith.
- Mothers pray before the image of the righteous Anna for the health of the child.
What helps St. Anne the Prophetess?
This woman is mentioned in the New Testament in the episode when a small Jesus Christ was brought to the temple of Jerusalem to sacrifice for him.
- Saint Anna the Prophetess is considered the patroness of babies. You need to ask her parents for help if the child falls ill or descends from the right path.
- Seeking the saint for help is necessary for people who want to find humility, get rid of desiccation and cope with other problems.
- Praying to Anna the Prophetess is possible for women who for a long time can not become pregnant.
- The saint will protect the believer from disease and help to live a long and happy life.
What helps St. Anna Kashinskaya?
Describing the Russian Orthodox princess Anna, I would like to mention her enormous patience, which was often compared with male courage. During her life she faced different challenges, and experienced a loss of loved ones, but at the same time she retained cordial kindness. St. Anna Kashinskaya helps people find solace in different problems.
- Refer to her women who want to find love or strengthen family ties.
- Anna Kashinskaya, the holy pious princess, helps misguided people to gain faith in the Lord and cope with various problems, showing patience.
- They consider her to be the main protector of the suffering people, for example, widows and orphans. Appeal to her and people who decided to go to the monastery.