"The Wonderworker" is a religious epithet applied to: Dmitry of Uglich (1582-1591), Russian Orthodox saint, tsarevich (heir to the throne), mysteriously killed at an early age Hypatius of Gangra (died 326), Eastern Orthodox and Catholic saint and bishop of Gangra in the Byzantine Empire John of Shanghai and San Francisco (1896–1966), Eastern Orthodox ascetic and saint Leo of Catania (703 or 709–789), Catholic and Eastern Orthodox saint and bishop of Catania Saint Memnon, 2nd century Egyptian ascetic and Coptic saint Saint Nicholas (270–343), Catholic saint and bishop of Myra Peter the Wonderworker, 10th-century Byzantine Christian and Eastern Orthodox saint and bishop of Argos and Nauplion Saint Spyridon (c. 270–348), saint and bishop of Trimythous from Cyprus Theodore of the Jordan, 6th century Eastern Orthodox and Eastern Catholic saint
See also Basil Fool for Christ (1468–1552 or 1557), Wonderworker of Moscow, Russian Orthodox saint and holy fool Gregory Thaumaturgus (c. 213–270), Catholic and Orthodox saint and bishop, "Thaumaturgus" being translated as "the wonder worker" or "the miracle worker"