Icon of St. Yves, bishop

Iconic drawing of St. Yves of Cornwall, Bishop, Ascetic

Feast: Apr. 24

St. Yves (pronounced in English so as to rhyme with "hives" or "drives") was a Persian Bishop who relocated to England and reposed in the Orthodox Faith. His holy relics were found in Huntingdonshire and duly enshrined around 1001 A.D., with the aid of a pillar of light. Holy Father Yves, pray to God for us!

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