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St. Dionysius

St. Dionysius St. Dionysius the Areopagite is a revered figure in Orthodox Christianity. He was a prominent Athenian who became a Christian after hearing St. Paul preach in Athens. St. Dionysius went on to become a bishop and a prolific writer on theological and mystical topics. In Orthodox iconography, St. Dionysius is often depicted in bishop"s vestments, holding a Gospel book and a pen, symbolizing his role as a bishop and writer. He is also sometimes shown with a scroll or a star, representing his deep understanding of mystical theology and his writings on the celestial hierarchy. Icons of St. Dionysius are venerated by Orthodox Christians as a reminder of his spiritual teachings and his dedication to the faith. They serve as a means of connecting with his intercession and seeking his guidance in matters of theology, mysticism, and Christian living. St. Dionysius is considered a patron saint of theologians and scholars, and his icons are often found in churches, monasteries, and homes of the faithful.