His name became more popular and reached Mount Athos and even Vienna. The members of the Bektashi order also went on pilgrimage to the monastery of Saint Naum, believing their saint Sarı Saltık to be buried in it. Saint Naum's original feast day was December 23, but in 1727 on the authority of the Archbishop of Ohrid, it was changed to June 20. Legacy St. Naum Peak on Livingston Island in the South Shetland Islands, Antarctica is named for Saint Naum. External links Virtual Panoramas of St. Naum in Ohrid Житие на Свети Наум; Жития на светиите. Синодално издателство, София, 1991 година, под редакцията на Партений, епископ Левкийски и архимандрит д-р Атанасий (Бончев). In English: Life of St. Naum, Vitaes of the Saints. St. Synod Publishing, Sofia, 1991, edited by Parthenios, Bishop Levkiyski and Archimndrite Dr. Athanasios (Bonchev). Macedonian Tourism Portal References 830s births 910 deaths Year of birth uncertain 9th-century Bulgarian writers 10th-century Bulgarian writers 10th-century Christian saints Eastern Orthodox saints Medieval Ohrid Saints of medieval Macedonia People from Ohrid Bulgarian male writers Medieval Bulgarian saints Miracle workers Preslav Literary School Founders of Christian monasteries Ohrid Literary School