St. Sarapion is a saint recognized within oriental Christian traditions. While historical records provide very little information regarding his specific life, his exact period of activity, or his location, he remains a figure of religious importance. He is honored in church calendars, specifically within the Coptic tradition, where his memory is preserved through established liturgical cycles.
Veneration
In the Coptic tradition, his memory is observed on two different occasions during the year. He is commemorated on February 4 and again on October 15. These feast days allow the faithful to honor his sanctity according to the liturgical calendar of the oriental churches.