Gregory o Nazianzus
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Saint Gregory o Nazianzus | |
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Theologian, Doctor o the Kirk, Great Hierarch, Cappadocian Faither, Ecumenical Teacher | |
Born | AD 329 Arianzum, Cappadocia |
Dee'd | 25 Januar 390 Arianzum, Cappadocia |
Veneratit in | Eastren Orthodox Kirk Oriental Orthodoxy Roman Catholic Kirk Anglican Communion Lutheranism |
Canonised | pre-congregation |
Major shrine | Patriarchal Cathedral o St. George in the Fanar |
Feast | Eastren Orthodox Kirk: Januar 25 (primary feast day) Januar 30 (Three Great Hierarchs) Roman Catholic Kirk: Januar 2 (c. 1500–1969 May 9) Anglican Communion: Januar 2 Episcopal Kirk Mey 9 Lutheran Kirk: Januar 10 (LCMS); Juin 14 (ELCA) |
Attributes | Vestit as a bishop, wearin an omophorion; hauldin a Gospel Beuk or scroll. Iconografically, he is depictit as baldin wi a bushy white beard. |
Gregory o Nazianzus (Greek: Γρηγόριος ὁ Ναζιανζηνός Grēgorios ho Nazianzēnos; c. 329[1] – 25 Januar 390[1][2]), kent as Gregory the Theologian or Gregory Nazianzen an aw, wis a 4t-century Airchbishop o Constantinople, an theologician. He is widely considered the maist accomplished rhetorical stylist o the patristic age.[3]:xxi As a clessically trained orator an philosopher he infused Hellenism intae the early kirk, establishin the paradigm o Byzantine theologians an kirk offeecials.[3]:xxiv
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