On December 14, the church commemorates Saints Thyrsus, Philemon, Apollonius, and Leucius, whose martyrdom took place during the reign of Emperor Diocletian in the year 290 AD. The article recounts their trials, where Philemon, inspired by Apollonius, boldly professes his faith despite the dangers. Following their execution, the governor Arrianos is said to have converted after a miraculous event involving Philemon’s grave. The day also recognizes various name days and aligns with the global observance of World Love Day.