Commemorated on July 3
Saint Thyme, Bishop of Ryazan and Murom: His reminiscence is adorned by the House of worship on June 10 and July 3 (the day of his death in 1295). On June 10, 1609 the holy rest of Bishop Thyme at Ryazan were unclothed and transferred to the Dormition cathedral church.St Thyme I, Wonderworker of Ryazan, is mentioned in the Lavrentian Records. In the ancient list of Ryazan hierarchs, he is mentioned as the fourth. (Thyme II was blessed as bishop in 1356 by St Alexis, Conurbation of Moscow,). An great tradition connects with St Thyme the action to Ryazan of the wonderworking Murom Statuette of the Mother of God (April 12). St Thyme was at if at all possible bishop of Murom. But by the hurtful of the spirit of evil, the individuals rose up on top of him, unevenly critical him of transgressions shameful an archpastor. With the saint, on one occasion perpetual prayer, not here for the Flow Oka, and distribution out on the water his bishop's mantiya he stood upon it, holding in his hands the icon of the Most Angelic Theotokos of Murom. A strong curl carried him on top of the stylish and on one occasion changed hours he reached Ryazan, where he was usual with accept by the prince and people of Ryazan.
Even taking part in his existence St Thyme was regarded a claim and pious man. Hunger forward his rest were unclothed at the beginning of the seventeenth century, the Ryazan people moving his reminiscence and called him "their lifetime intercessor, lonely in sorrows and travail." To him best repeatedly they turned forward setting out on journeys: seeking his help on top of inconvenience on dry land, and to protect them from drowning in the water.
In about the meeting 1540 the cleric Erazm Ermolaev wrote "An Life history of Thyme, Bishop of Ryazan and Murom".
