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- One of history's greatest saints, famous for his sermons, commentaries, and for writing the Divine Liturgy still used by Orthodox Christians around the world to this day!
LINKS:
An article about Saint John: www.oca.org/saints/lives/2009...
A cheerful video about Saint John Chrysostom by @BibleIllustrated : • Saint John Chrysostom ...
The Paschal Homily, one of history's greatest sermons, is read out every year in Orthodox churches around the world at the Easter service: www.oca.org/fs/sermons/the-pa...
An overview of the Liturgy by Matushka Frederica Mathewes-Green: • An Overview of the Ort...
An intro to the Liturgy by Fr Theophan Mackey by @RootsofOrthodoxy : • How Orthodox Christian...
What is the Liturgy by Fr Conan Gill: • Journey To Orthodox Ch...
Another article about Saint John Chrysostom: www.ocf.net/get-to-know-the-c...
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There are icons of Saint John Chrysostom with Saint Paul whispering in his ear. It is said that Saint Chrysostom would pray to God to illuminate the truth of His word. One day he started to hear the voice of Saint Paul explaining the intricacies of the bible. This is why Chrysostom's word holds so much weight in the Orthodox world.
In my language he has an other nickname "the Golden Mouth" John the Golden Mouth.
That story can be found in the Prologue of Ohrid, compiled by ST. NICHOLAI VELIMIROVICH.
It seems that there was a man in Constantinople whom the Emperor had gotten upset with, wrongly.
One night, he went to talk to St. John to ask for his help. St. John was in his study, and the man who was there to greet visitors (i don't remember much about him, but he was a great friend), went to ST.JOHN'S door and gently opened it to tell him he had a visitor, only to see that there was someone in the room with St. John, who was bending over him and speaking into his ear, as St. John was seriously absorbed in what he was writing.
The man had no idea how the visitor could have entered, since he was in charge of the door. He didn't interrupt St. John, and he told the one who had come for help, that he must wait until the other visitor had left. The man stayed there all night. The door never opened.
He went back the next night. Same thing. And a third night..
Same thing. On the following morning, St. John mentioned to his friend that he had thought the one seeking his help would have come by, since several days earlier he had sent a message to St. John requesting to see him..
The doorman told him that the man had come and stayed there 3 nights, but that St. John had had a visitor. St. John said there had been no one with him..
Asked the doorman what the visitor had looked like, and the man pointed to an icon of St. Paul, who had been helping St. John understand what St. Paul, himself, had written. ☦💝☦
And you will seek Me and find Me when you search for Me with all your heart. -Jeremiah 29:13
“For God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son, so that everyone who believes in Him will not perish, but have eternal life. - John 3:16
Repent therefore, and turn back, that your sins may be blotted out.
- Acts 3:19
If you’re in North America, please go check out any of the churches available to you: PCA, OPC, Rpcna/Rpc, Urcna, or a canrc church
(These are conservative and actual Presbyterian churches)
If you can’t find one of the conservative presby churches then, maybe a Lcms Lutheran church.
If you are Scottish, I recommend the Free Church of Scotland and the APC.
(Different from the Church of Scotland)
If you’re English I recommend the Free Church of England
(Different from the Church of England)
Also online you can look up church finders for each of the groups, it will show you locations.
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Praise God for Saint John Chrysostom
GLORY TO GOD IN ALL THINGS... ❤
SAINT JOHN CHRYSOSTUM PRAY FOR US....
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK..
THANK YOU AND
MAY GOD BLESS YOU ❤❤❤
St Chrysostomos- The Golden- Mouth, is undoubtedly, in the escholon of servants of God, one of the most reverend and loved saints.
My heart is brought to tears hearing of him, and attending his Liturgy each Sunday.
Glory to Thee Oh God!
My patron saint!! Such an incredible and blessed man. May he intercede for us always 🙏🏼☦️
Wow. Truly appreciate this video.
Thanks so much for this video and all your hard work on the channel. As a Christian, but non-Orthodox, the videos are really accessible for beginners. I really appreciate the gentle tone and consideration towards Christians from other denominations. I'll be tuning in again!
I'm a convert to orthodoxy and he is my beloved patron saint. My spiritual father, archimandrite Demetrios, chose him for my baptism. Saint John has been a great guide for my life in the church of Christ, truly his his intercession is with us and his golden mouth illuminates the world with heavenly wisdom.
May our father Saint John Chrysostom send us a portion of his divine knowledge and pray unceasingly to the Lord, our great God and Savior Jesus Christ for the salvation of our souls. ☦️
Thank god for St. John and all saints and thank you Patrick for your preaching I enjoy all your videos each one is a faith booster
Glory to God ☦️ This channel has been such a blessing for growing into the Faith. God bless and keep you. Thank you for all the time and effort you have put into sharing these videos.
Excellent. A favorite quote from St. John to his beloved disciple St. Olympia:
"Therefore, do not be cast down, I beseech you. For there is only one thing, Olympia, to fear, only one real temptation, and that is sin. This is the refrain that I keep chanting to you ceaselessly. For everything else is ultimately a fable - whether you speak of plots, or enmities, or deceptions, or slanders, or abuses, or accusations, or confiscations, or banishments, or sharpened swords, or high seas, or war engulfing the entire world. Whichever of these you point to, they are transitory and perishable, and they only affect mortal bodies; they cannot in any way injure the watchful soul. This is why, wishing to express the paltriness of both the good and the bad things of this present life, the blessed Paul stated the matter in one phrase, saying, 'For the things that are seen are transient' (2 Cor. 4:18). So why are you fearing temporal things, which flow past like rivers streams? For this is the nature of present things, whether they be pleasant or painful.”
Holy Hierarch John, pray to God for us!
What an inspiration, thank you Saint John Chrysostom!
*New Patristix video drops at 1 AM*
Me to sleep: hold my beer.
Are you by any chance in India
Hold my tea.
haha! We're so sorry. Thanks for watching at 1am!
@@Orthoindian Yeah, do you live in India as well?
@@Patristix I was awake anyways lol.
According to tradition one night when Saint John was writing a commentary on the epistles of Saint Paul alone in his cell, Saint Proclus, his attendant, saw a man whispering in his ear. Saint Proclus asked him later who that man was. Saint John answered that no one was with him. Then Saint Proclus glanced at an icon of Saint Paul and exclaimed, “The man whom I saw resembled in every way the saint depicted upon this icon!”.
Saint John’s ear in which St. Paul spoke to him is still incorrupt to this day, and is visible on his Sacred Head, treasured by Vatopaidi Monastery on Mount Athos
So you make me cry, introducing to me one of the saints I didn't even know I was this curious about; tell me about today's tea then give me the recipe??! What did I do to deserve such a beautiful birthday gift? XD
God bless you and your loved ones!
Happy birthday!
Hope you enjoy the haldi doodh recipe. It's amazing
Where can I find the tea recipe?
@@jenniferwisniewski9612 Check the video description, it's all in there!
Happy birthday!
Thanks you for making these videos, every single one is such a blessing to me and I often share them with friends. God bless you Stephan, Andrew and Eshy!
I just made the drink. It’s really palatable. I like the spicy sweetness. Thanks for that. I believe it’s also helping my cold. Thanks for the relief and prayers to y’all and your works.
Ah excellent to hear! Yes it is a good one for when you're sick. Lots of healthy effects. Really glad to hear you liked it
we know him by local naming saint yohannes afewerk (john golden tongue literally) Glory to God for this great father.
Haldi-dhud is the most punjabi thing you can drink bro 😂
Great video as always🙏🏽
You're not the only Orthodox Punjabi out there! We have one on our team.
I'm reading through the lives of the saints when I have time. I appreciate the opportunity to get a bit more info when I don't have the time to read. More lives of saints would be appreciated. Thanks for your work. Glory to God.
Undisputed GOAT status among the saints
Probably SHEEP *wink wink* LOL
Sorry, I'll go stand in the corner now :v
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St John pray for us!
God bless you and early congrats on 20K subs.
Thank you! Hard to believe we're almost at 20...
Glory to God for all things. Thank you for your videos.
Thank you for the information on this church father
Thank God for St John. The Church more Bishops like St Join today.
I like the idea of a "let's sit and have a conversation" style of presentation. I'd like to see interviews or fellow commentating done like this too.
Another very interesting video. Thank you very much!
Again thank you for the content.
I really enjoyed this video thank you
What a lovely story, Glory to God for all things 🙏
a good introduction to John Chrysostom. As always, a wonderful production. Thanks for your work. Also, I love your room. I enjoy stone, but I really want to use 2x4's like you do even if it's against concrete in the basement, with lots of bookcases, icons, and candles to be my library/reading room. 😃
Really appreciate the kind words! Thank you for watching. There's something very appealing about a rustic design
Glory to God for all things! ☦️
St. John Chrysostom pray for us ! We also venerate his memory in the Catholic Church.
Impressive work!
Appreciate it, thanks!
O Holy and Venerable John Chrysostom, pray for me a sinner!!!
This was a great video. Thank you for your lessons in the early fathers of the church. It made me curious to learn more
Amen 🔥
The golden-tongued John is a favorite of mine.
Another great vid. Congrats on the channels success 🥂 God bless
Cheers, mate! ☕️
There is only one truth and it is that Christ is Lord! I am currently reading Saint John Chrysostom's story in the Golden Legend (I couldn't wait until the 27th because you released an episode on him and I wanted to get to know him beforehand). I would also like to say that everytime I eat tuna for dinner (which is most days of the week), I season it with dill, curry and... turmeric! Such a joy! Now, I will have a thought for John most every dinner! Glory to God for all things! Blessings!
Great video! Dr. Cyril Jenkins has a great series of episodes on St. John’s life on Light Through the Past podcast.
St John pray for us sinners 🙏☦️
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Has anyone else noticed Orthodoxy dominating online Christian culture?
the cream is rising to the top
Good drinks
Oh my GOD, my Favorite Saint.
please do part 2 of this on more in his work and also other things
Love from Ethiopia
Great video!
I have another Orthodox question (I hope you know you don’t have to answer them haha)- Why do some of your men have long hair & long beards?
Thanks as always!
It’s a monastic rule that sort of caught on as a pious tradition among non-monastics.
Monks don’t cut their hair or beards, or do so very minimally; that practice goes all the way back to the Nazarite vows in the Old Testament.
Thank you for your answer!
I figured it had something to do with the Old Testament Nazarite vow, when they would grow their hair during the duration of the vow.
But they also had to abstain from wine during the Nazarite vow. I’m assuming that the Orthodox tradition of men growing out their hair doesn’t also mean that they abstain from wine, because that would mean they couldn’t take communion?
But I suppose that just because they grow out their hair doesn’t mean that they have taken the Nazarite vow!
Out of curiosity, how long has this been an Orthodox tradition?
Thanks again!
@@MrBJYates yes it’s not exactly the same thing, although if a monk is under a rule not to drink wine (even laypeople fast from wine on certain days) that would not apply to receiving the Eucharist.
I believe the tradition goes back to the beginning since Christian monasticism really comes straight out of Jewish monasticism. In a sense St. John the Forerunner (Baptist) is the first Christian monk.
Thanks again for the reply-so helpful!
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Only this week discovered Frederick William Farrar wrote in 1895 Gathering Clouds a novel based on Golden Mouth
Would you please help promote this work put on Audio just like Fabiola by Cardinal Wiseman has already been put on Audio?
The mug arrived and it will be used with tea tonight.
Hope the tea is extra excellent as a result! Thank you for supporting our channel.
Good vid, but music is too loud.
Cheers. Will try to do better in future.
Lutheran's owe a lot too.and as Lutheran Orthodoxy always a empty plate..at the table..for those held dear to my heart and couldN't make dinner..
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If there is a golden tongue,🥇👅
Is there then a silver 🥈 , or bronze 🥉?
hmmm, interesting question... surely St. Justin would have to be up there
“ Saint John Chrysostom, the famous Bishop of Constantinople, ascribed the origin of enslavement to the insatiable greed of man and insisted upon Paul's view that in the Church the social distinction of free and slave did not exist…”
My family and I are new to orthodoxy, having been chrismated April last year. We love this channel and watch as a family regularly. Our priest often refers parishioners to the channel. All this to say or request Patriatix to please consider lowering the volume of the accompanying music. It’s very distracting and interferes our hearing of the lovely lessons. Please, please consider us who struggle with processing more than one source of sound. We don’t want to miss any of the instruction. Lord bless.
Noted! It's a tricky balance and some episodes we get it better than others. Glad to hear your priest approves of the content though!
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