Editing Apollos (section)

{{short description|1st-century Alexandrian Jewish Christian}}
{{about|the person|the butterfly genus|Parnassius|the imprint|Inter-Varsity Press|the asteroids|Apollo asteroid|the singular of "Apollos"|Apollo (disambiguation)}}
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{{Infobox saint
|honorific_prefix=[[Saint]]
|name=Apollos
|birth_date={{circa|1st century}}
|birth_place=[[Alexandria]], [[Roman Egypt|Roman province of Egypt]]
|death_date={{circa|1st century}}
|feast_day= 13 February 
|venerated_in=[[Eastern Orthodox Church]]<br />[[Lutheran Church]]<br />[[Coptic Orthodox Church]]<br />[[Anglican Communion]]<br />[[Ethiopian Orthodox]]<br />[[Oriental Orthodox Churches]]<br />[[Roman Catholic Church]]
|image=
File:Епафродит, Сосфен, Аполлос, Кифа и Кесарь.jpg|imagesize=200px
|caption=[[Icon]] of Saints Epaphroditus, Sosthenes, Apollos, Cephas and Caesar, {{c.}} 1400s
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|titles= [[Confessor]]
|canonized_date= [[Pre-Congregation]]
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'''Apollos''' ({{langx|grc|Ἀπολλώς}}) was a [[Christianity in the 1st century|1st-century]] [[History of the Jews in Alexandria|Alexandrian Jewish]] [[Jewish Christian|Christian]] mentioned several times in the [[New Testament]]. A contemporary and colleague of [[Paul the Apostle]], he played an important role in the early development of the churches of [[Ephesus]] and [[Ancient Corinth#Biblical Corinth|Corinth]].