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• August 23 (links | edit)
• Cyril of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• 110s (links | edit)
• AD 116 (links | edit)
• Zacchaeus (links | edit)
• Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• James, brother of Jesus (links | edit)
• Macarius of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Nectarius of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Irenaios of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Simeon of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Sophronius of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Patriarch Theophilos III of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Patriarch Diodoros of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• List of Catholic saints (links | edit)
• Alexander of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Cyriacus of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Juvenal of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Elias I of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Narcissus of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Zamudas of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• John II (bishop of Jerusalem) (links | edit)
• Chronological list of saints in the 2nd century (links | edit)
• Maximus III of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Elias III of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Matthias of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Judah Kyriakos (links | edit)
• List of early Christian saints (links | edit)
• John VII of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Cyril II of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Dositheus II of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Modestus of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Praulius of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Benedict I of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Marcus of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Orestes of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Zacchaeus (disambiguation) (links | edit)
• Justus of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Zaccheus of Jerusalem (redirect page) (links | edit)
  • Early bishops of Jerusalem (links | edit)
  • User talk:D A R C 12345/Archive 2015 (links | edit)
• Tobias of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Benjamin of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Philip of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• John I (bishop of Jerusalem) (links | edit)
• Theophilus I of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Timotheus I of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Athanasius II of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Elias II of Jerusalem (links | edit)
• Sophronius II of Constantinople (links | edit)
• Dositheus of Constantinople (links | edit)