St. Simon II was the 51st Pope of the See of St. Mark. Serving as a leader within the oriental tradition, he held a significant position in the early history of the church. He is recognized as a saint by those following the oriental traditions, where his memory is preserved through liturgical commemorations.
Veneration
In the oriental tradition, he is honored as a saint. His feast days are observed on June 20 and October 13 according to the Coptic calendar. These dates serve as specific times for the faithful to commemorate his leadership and his role as a historical figure within the See of St. Mark.