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Martyr Barypsabas in Dalmatia (2nd c.)

Commemorated September 10

There is a legend, that during the suffering of the Savior on the Cross, a certain Jacob received the blood and water flowing from the side of the Savior in a bowl (tikva) and kept this holy relic for himself. As if he didn't know, he poured olive oil over the blood in the bowl, and through the olive oil performed many healings. After the death of Jacob, this holy relic passed to two desert-dwellers, and on their death to Barypsabas. Adding olive oil to the blood of Christ, Barypsabas performed many healings. Evil people from self-interest killed the holy desert-dweller, took the bowl, but did not find in it what they expected.

Troparion

Thy martyr, O Lord, Barypsabas, through his suffering, an incorruptible crown did obtain from Thee, our God; for, rejoicing in Thy strength, he laid low his tormentors and did beat off impotent affronts of the demons also; at his intercessions save our souls.

Kontakion

Thou hast appeared as a bright star, uninviting for the world, but a sun announcing Christ with thy rays, O martyr Barypsabas; all the enchantment hast thou extinguished and grantest unto us light, supplicating incessantly for us all.

Source: Crkveni Kalendar