With St. John Chrysostom (c. 347-407) we have the first homily per se on the Transfiguration of Christ: Homilia 56 in Matthaeum.[1] This is the first extensive treatment of the Transfiguration since ...
The zealous and upright Chrysostom's unsparing censures of the lax morals in the imperial city stung the vain Eudoxia; through Theophilus' plottings and her collaboration, Saint John was banished to ...
Yet out of this vast assembly of eloquent speakers, whose reputation might have rested on their gift of expression alone, the one for whom the title "Chrysostom" (in Russian, "Zlatoust"), or ...
Whoever loves, understands what I say.” -Saint John Chrysostom Born in Antioch, c. 347; died at Commana in Pontus, 14 September, 407. Saint John Chrysostom (Golden-mouthed) was perhaps the ...
Linear, Cyclical, and Spiral? History in Fourth-Century Greek Catechists. Vox Patrum, Vol. 91, Issue. , p. 235. This book is the first major study of providence in the thought of John Chrysostom, a ...
One such woman was named Olympias in Constantinople. She was a very good friend and, in fact, the confidante of John Chrysostom, who became the Bishop of Constantinople the last few years of the ...
The Ministry of Education is urging parents to support school nutrition, as it has a significant impact on learning outcomes. At a ceremony where an audit firm, Grant Thornton, donated ...