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Showing posts with label Saints of Sinai. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Saints of Sinai. Show all posts
April 30, 2022

Venerable Stephen the Chorebite, Whose Incorrupt Relics Rest in the Ossuary of Saint Katherine's Monastery of Mount Sinai

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The Ossuary of the Monastery of Saint Katherine, at the foot of Mount Sinai, occupies the ground floor beneath the Chapel of Saint Tryphon. ...
March 11, 2021

Oikos to Saint George the Arselaites

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  On the 11th of March we commemorate Venerable George, of the Lavra of Arsela, who lived in asceticism in the land of the Sinai Fathers.   ...
March 11, 2020

Saint George the Arselaites of Sinai

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St. George Arselaites (Feast Day - March 11) Verses How did you swiftly make such a long journey? If you weren't fleshless, then w...
January 5, 2019

Venerable Menas of Sinai

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St. Menas of Sinai (Feast Day - January 5) Venerable Menas lived in asceticism for fifty-nine years in a certain monastery of Sinai, whe...
May 1, 2017

Saint Symeon of Trier, known as the Five-Tongued (+ 1035)

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St. Symeon of Trier (Feast Day - May 1); Icon in the Orthodox Chapel of Saint Athanasius the Great in the Cathedral of Trier. Saint Sym...
April 21, 2017

Narrations Concerning the Holy Fathers in Sinai (St. Anastasios of Sinai)

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By St. Anastasios of Sinai 1. Ten years ago a certain two of the fathers of Holy Mount Sinai went up to worship on the Holy Summit. One of...
April 6, 2017

Saint Gregory of Sinai Resource Page

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St. Gregory the Sinaite (Feast Days - November 27, February 11, April 6) Verses Perceived O Gregory as the consummate standard, You en...

Saint Gregory of Sinai (+ 1346)

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St. Gregory of Sinai (Feast Days - November 27, February 11, April 6) Verses Perceived O Gregory as the consummate standard, You encou...
January 29, 2017

Saint Ignatios the Sinaite of Rethymno (+ 1632)

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St. Ignatios the Sinaite of Rethymno (Feast Day - January 29) Verses Fragrant with non-possessiveness and prayer, You gladdened Mount...
December 7, 2016

Saint Gerasimos of Euripos

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Saint Gerasimos was a missionary in Greece during the years of the Frankish occupation (around the 1320's). He was born on the island o...
November 12, 2016

Saint Nilus the Ascetic of Mount Sinai

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St. Nilus the Ascetic (Feast Day - November 12) Verses Nilus refreshes Egypt as well as creation, For the great Nilus refreshed with ...
June 15, 2016

Saint Savvas of Vatopaidi, the Fool for Christ (+ 1349)

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St. Savvas of Vatopaidi (Feast Day - October 11 and June 15) Saint Savvas was born around 1283 in Thessaloniki, the son of virtuous pare...
March 29, 2016

Saint John Climacus Resource Page

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Verses John, who when alive in the flesh was dead, Liveth eternally, though he appeareth a breathless corpse. He left a writing, in which ...
January 14, 2016

Thirty-Three Holy Fathers Massacred at Raithu

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Verses Just as Rachel once did for her children, now for the Abbas, Raithu weeps, having been slaughtered together with swords. Raithu is...

Thirty-Eight Holy Fathers Massacred at Mount Sinai

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38 Holy Fathers Massacred at Mount Sinai (Feast Day - January 14) Verses Swords exacted many murders, Ill-treating men who loved virtue...

Saint Theodoulos, the Son of Saint Nilus of Sinai

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Venerable Theodoulos (Feast Day - January 14) Verses Theodoulos was seen to be great in virtue, Imitating indeed the life of his father...
April 21, 2015

Saint Anastasios of Sinai

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St. Anastasios the Sinaite (Feast Day - April 21) Verses On Sinai, Anastasios, you became like a new Moses, And before your end you saw...
April 6, 2015

Saint Gregory of Sinai as a Model for our Lives

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St. Gregory of Sinai (Feast Day - April 6) By Protopresbyter Fr. George Papavarnavas Saint Gregory of Sinai was born in 1255 in Klazome...
March 11, 2015

Saint George of Sinai (6th cent.)

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St. George the Sinaite (Feast Day - March 11) Our holy father, George of Mount Sinai, lived at the time of Justinian I (527-565), and du...
November 24, 2014

A Synoptic View of the Orthodox Ascetical Tradition of Mount Sinai

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By Archimandrite Isaias Simonopetritis As we approach the beginning of the third Millenium of the Christian era, we would do well to orien...