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The article mentions that deacons are included among hieromartyrs. My understanding is that the term "hieromartyr" applies only to priests and bishops who have been martyred. Granted, a monastic deacon is referred to as a hierodeacon, but I've never seen a martyred deacon called hieromartyr. Does anyone have any sources about this? MishaPan ( talk) 18:23, 12 April 2008 (UTC) reply

Also in Eastern Catholic traditions :)