Feodor of Alexandria was a venerable hieromartyr recognized within the Orthodox Church. While specific biographical details regarding his early life or his exact period of residence in Alexandria are not preserved in the available historical records, he is honored as a holy figure. He is commemorated as a saint, specifically categorized as a hieromartyr, reflecting his status as a priest who suffered martyrdom for his faith.
Veneration
The saint is remembered in the Orthodox tradition, where he is honored for his spiritual endurance. His feast day is observed on 12 September in the Orthodox Church, while the Russian tradition commemorates him on 25 September. He remains a figure of devotion for those following these liturgical calendars.