Translation of the Relics of Saint Christodoulos the Wonderworker of Patmos

Translation of the Relics of St. Christodoulos from Evia to Patmos (Feast Day - October 21)

Our Venerable Father Christodoulos was born in 1020 in Nicaea of Bithynia, and became a monk at a young age at Mount Olympus in Bithynia. From there he lived a monastic life and established monasteries in Palestine, Mount Latros, Lycea and Kos. In 1080 he left Kos and went to Patmos, where he established the Monastery of Saint John the Theologian in 1088. In 1092 he left Patmos because of the successive Saracen raids and took refuge with his companions in the area of ​​Limni in northern Evia.

Saint Christodoulos of Patmos Resource Page

St. Christodoulos of Patmos (Feast Day - March 16 and October 21)

Verses

Anthony the Great was the beginning of the Fathers,
Divine Christodoulos is the divinely-inspired end.

Saint Christodoulos Latrinos, the Wonderworker of Patmos

Autobiography of St. Christodoulos of Patmos

Saint Christodoulos of Patmos as a Model for our Lives

Venerable Christodoulos of Patmos in the Hymnography of the Orthodox Church  

 

Translation of the Relics of Saint Christodoulos the Wonderworker of Patmos

The Hermitage of Saint Christodoulos in Evia  

A Theological Comparison of Patmos and Sinai

Patmos: Its Monastery and Passion Play (1904)

The Castle of the Panagia in Leros

The Five Ascetic Martyrs of Leipsoi

The True Story of the First Crusade

The Skull of the Holy Apostle Thomas in Patmos

Synaxis of All Saints of Patmos

Synaxis of All Saints of the Dodecanese

Saint John the Theologian Resource Page

Saint Makarios Kalogeras of Patmos (+ 1737)

Saint Makarios Notaras and Patmos