St. Alexandrus is a saint recognized within the oriental Christian traditions. Very little historical information exists regarding his specific life, his geographic location, or the circumstances of his death. Because of this scarcity of biographical detail, he remains a figure primarily known through the liturgical calendars of the churches that honor him.
Veneration
He is commemorated in the oriental tradition on two different dates. According to the Coptic calendar, his feast days are observed on March 10 and November 19. These dates serve as the primary points of remembrance for his followers within these religious communities.