Titus, Saint, one of the early Gentile converts to Christianity and an associate of Saint Paul. Titus is believed to have been converted by Paul himself sometime before the year 49. He replaced Timothy as Paul's representative to the Christian community at Corinth, Greece, and according to tradition was the first bishop of Crete. The Epistle to Titus in the New Testament is supposedly addressed to him. It and the Epistles to Timothy form the Pastoral Epistles. Titus' feast day is January 26.