This Saint Gregory Nazianzen prayer card commemorates the Archbishop of Constantinople (329–390), one of the greatest theologians of the early Church. Known as Gregory the Theologian, he is celebrated for his eloquent preaching, profound writings, and defense of the Nicene Creed against heresy.
Saint Gregory is honored in the Melkite Greek Catholic Church, Byzantine Catholic Churches, and the Orthodox Church as one of the Cappadocian Fathers, alongside Saint Basil the Great and Saint Gregory of Nyssa. In the Western Church, he is recognized as a Doctor of the Church. His sermons and theological insights remain among the most influential works in Christian history.
This prayer card is designed for daily devotion, reflection on the mysteries of faith, or as a meaningful gift for those with a devotion to the Fathers of the Church and the Byzantine tradition.
Tradition: Melkite Greek Catholic, Byzantine Catholic, Orthodox, and Roman Catholic
Feast Day: January 25 (Byzantine), January 2 (Roman Catholic, with Basil), January 30 (with the Three Holy Hierarchs)
Title: Archbishop of Constantinople, Cappadocian Father, Doctor of the Church
Veneration: Honored across the Eastern and Western Churches
The Saint Gregory Nazianzen prayer card is a reminder of the power of holy teaching, the importance of defending truth, and the wisdom of one of the greatest theologians in Christian history.
This Saint Gregory Nazianzen prayer card commemorates the Archbishop of Constantinople (329–390), one of the greatest theologians of the early Church. Known as Gregory the Theologian, he is celebrated for his eloquent preaching, profound writings, and defense of the Nicene Creed against heresy.
Saint Gregory is honored in the Melkite Greek Catholic Church, Byzantine Catholic Churches, and the Orthodox Church as one of the Cappadocian Fathers, alongside Saint Basil the Great and Saint Gregory of Nyssa. In the Western Church, he is recognized as a Doctor of the Church. His sermons and theological insights remain among the most influential works in Christian history.
This prayer card is designed for daily devotion, reflection on the mysteries of faith, or as a meaningful gift for those with a devotion to the Fathers of the Church and the Byzantine tradition.
Tradition: Melkite Greek Catholic, Byzantine Catholic, Orthodox, and Roman Catholic
Feast Day: January 25 (Byzantine), January 2 (Roman Catholic, with Basil), January 30 (with the Three Holy Hierarchs)
Title: Archbishop of Constantinople, Cappadocian Father, Doctor of the Church
Veneration: Honored across the Eastern and Western Churches
The Saint Gregory Nazianzen prayer card is a reminder of the power of holy teaching, the importance of defending truth, and the wisdom of one of the greatest theologians in Christian history.
