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Feast Day: Celebrating those honored on July 21st
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- On July 19, the Orthodox Church commemorates the memory of Saints Dio and Macrina, the sister of Saint Basil the Great.
- Individuals named Garyfallia, Garifalia, Dios, Diós, and Makrina are celebrated on this day.
- The feast day for July 20 honors various saints, but specific names were not detailed in the sources.
- As of July 21, the celebration recognizes several martyrs, including Akakios, Georgios, Eugenios, Theodoros, Theophilos, Ioustos, Matthaios, and Trophimos.
- There are no named individuals celebrating on July 21 according to the latest sources.
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