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Mark the Evangelist

Mark the Evangelist (Koinē Greek: Μᾶρκος, romanized: Mârkos), also known as John Mark (Koinē Greek: Ἰωάννης Μᾶρκος, romanized: Iōánnēs Mârkos; Aramaic: ܝܘܚܢܢ, romanized: Yōḥannān) or Saint Mark, was a person, subsequently venerated as a saint, to whom is traditionally ascribed the authorship of the Gospel of Mark. According to Coptic Christian tradition…

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Born
c. 12 AD Cyrene, Crete and Cyrenaica, Roman Empire (now Libya) (according to Coptic tradition)
Died
c. 68 AD (aged c. 56) Alexandria, Egypt, Roman Empire
Feast
25 April (Catholic, Anglican Church, and Eastern Orthodox Julian calendar date) · 30 Parmouti or 8 May (Coptic Orthodox and Eastern Orthodox Gregorian calendar date)
Major shrine
St Mark's Basilica (Venice) · Saint Mark's Coptic Orthodox Cathedral (Alexandria)
Major works
Gospel of Mark (attributed)
Patronage
Barristers, Venice, Egypt, Copts, Mainar, Podgorica, Pangil, Laguna

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related to Identity · 40
Mark the Evangelist → According, Acts, AD, Alexandria, Antioch, Asia, Asia Minor, Barnabas, Bithynia, Caesarea, Cappadocia, Claudius, Colossians, Emperor Claudius, Eusebius, Evangelist, Galatia, Gospel, Herod, Herod Agrippa
related to Biblical and traditional information · 27
Mark the Evangelist → AD, Bible, Cana, Coptic, Evangelist, Evangelist's, Evidence, Furthermore, Gospel, Hippolytus, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Jesus's, John, John Mark, Luke, Mark, Mark's, Marriage, Modern
related to Major shrines · 25
Mark the Evangelist → Alexandria, Basilica, Belgrade, Bowery, Cairo, Cathedral, Church, Egypt, Italy, Laguna, Linao, Mark The Evangelist Parish, Mark's Church, New York City, NY, Ormoc City, Pangil, PhilippinesSt, Saint Mark's Church, Saint Mark's Coptic Orthodox
related to Veneration · 19
Mark the Evangelist → April, Catholic, Coptic, Eastern Orthodox, Evangelist, Feast, For, Gregorian, John Mark, Julian, Mark, May, Parmouti, Roman Martyrology, September, St Mark, The Coptic Orthodox Church, The Feast, Where John Mark
related to In art · 10
Mark the Evangelist → Christ, Evangelist, He, In Christian, Jesus' Resurrection, Marce, Mark, Other, The, Venetian
Feast · 2
Mark the Evangelist → 25 April (Catholic, Anglican Church, and Eastern Orthodox Julian calendar date), 30 Parmouti or 8 May (Coptic Orthodox and Eastern Orthodox Gregorian calendar date)
Major shrine · 2
Mark the Evangelist → Saint Mark's Coptic Orthodox Cathedral (Alexandria), St Mark's Basilica (Venice)
Born · 1
Mark the Evangelist → c. 12 AD Cyrene, Crete and Cyrenaica, Roman Empire (now Libya) (according to Coptic tradition)
Died · 1
Mark the Evangelist → c. 68 AD (aged c. 56) Alexandria, Egypt, Roman Empire
Major works · 1
Mark the Evangelist → Gospel of Mark (attributed)

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Mark the EvangelistBornc. 12 AD Cyrene, Crete and Cyrenaica, Roman Empire (now Libya) (according to Coptic tradition)1.00infobox
Mark the EvangelistDiedc. 68 AD (aged c. 56) Alexandria, Egypt, Roman Empire1.00infobox
Mark the EvangelistFeast25 April (Catholic, Anglican Church, and Eastern Orthodox Julian calendar date)1.00infobox
Mark the EvangelistFeast30 Parmouti or 8 May (Coptic Orthodox and Eastern Orthodox Gregorian calendar date)1.00infobox
Mark the EvangelistMajor shrineSt Mark's Basilica (Venice)1.00infobox
Mark the EvangelistMajor shrineSaint Mark's Coptic Orthodox Cathedral (Alexandria)1.00infobox
Mark the EvangelistMajor worksGospel of Mark (attributed)1.00infobox
Mark the EvangelistPatronageBarristers, Venice, Egypt, Copts, Mainar, Podgorica, Pangil, Laguna1.00infobox
Mark the EvangelistVenerated inAll Christian churches that venerate saints1.00infobox
Mark the Evangelistrelated to Biblical and traditional informationEvidence0.60section
Mark the Evangelistrelated to Biblical and traditional informationMark0.60section
Mark the Evangelistrelated to Biblical and traditional informationEvangelist's0.60section

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