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Gregory the Theologian

Gregory the Theologian St. Gregory the Theologian, also known as St. Gregory of Nazianzus, was a 4th-century Archbishop of Constantinople and one of the Three Holy Hierarchs of the Eastern Orthodox Church. He is considered one of the greatest theologians of the early Church and a staunch defender of Orthodox doctrine. In Orthodox iconography, St. Gregory the Theologian is often depicted as a bishop with a long white beard, wearing traditional episcopal vestments. He is typically shown holding a scroll or a book, symbolizing his theological writings and teachings. St. Gregory the Theologian"s icon is venerated by Orthodox Christians as a reminder of his wisdom, piety, and steadfast faith. His writings, particularly his theological discourses and poems, continue to inspire and edify believers to this day. Orthodox Christians commemorate the feast day of St. Gregory the Theologian on January 25th, celebrating his life, teachings, and contribution to the Church. He is honored as a pillar of Orthodoxy and a model of theological reflection and devotion.