St. Apollo was an oriental saint recognized as a companion to Anba Abib. While historical details regarding his specific life, birth, or death remain largely unknown, he is commemorated within the Coptic tradition. He is primarily remembered for his association with Anba Abib, a figure in the early Christian monastic or ascetic tradition.
Life and veneration
Very little is documented about the specific actions or the exact time period in which St. Apollo lived. His significance in the church calendar stems from his relationship with Anba Abib. He is honored in the Coptic tradition, with feast days observed on February 12 and October 23.