Mattias IV (also known as Mattheos) served as the 102nd Patriarch of Alexandria. He is recognized as a saint within the Oriental Orthodox tradition. His leadership occurred during a period of historical significance for the Alexandrian see, though specific biographical details regarding his birth and death are not recorded in the available documentation. He remains a figure of spiritual importance for the communities following the Oriental Orthodox communion.
Ecclesiastical role
As the 102nd Patriarch of Alexandria, Mattias IV held one of the most significant positions in the early Christian hierarchy. His tenure as patriarch placed him at the head of the Alexandrian church, a central institution in the history of the Oriental Orthodox traditions.
Veneration
The saint is honored through specific liturgical commemorations. In the Coptic tradition, his feast days are observed on April 30 and August 22. These dates allow the faithful to remember his service and his status as a holy leader of the church.