Gregory of Nazianzus

Γρηγόριος ὁ Ναζιανζηνός (Known as "Saint Gregory the Theologian")

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Born c. 329 CE

Arianzo, Cappadocia

Passed Away Jan 25, 0390 Nazianzus, Cappadocia

Lifespan 61 years old

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"That which he has not assumed he has not healed; but that which is united to his divinity is also saved."

Archival Overview

Cappadocian Father, Archbishop of Constantinople, and supreme poet-theologian whose Five Theological Orations shaped Nicene Trinitarian orthodoxy in 381.

Biographical Record

Gregory of Nazianzus (c. 329–390 CE), honored in the East as 'The Theologian', united Hellenic rhetoric with Christian revelation to settle the Arian crisis.

His Five Theological Orations proclaimed in Constantinople defined the consubstantial Trinity and the full healing of human nature through Christ's incarnation.

Key Life Milestones

380

The Five Theological Orations

Preached his five master sermons in Constantinople on the co-equality of the Godhead.

381

Presiding at Constantinople I

Guided the Second Ecumenical Council confirming the full divinity of the Holy Spirit.

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Final Resting Place

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Church of the Holy Apostles
Constantinople, Turkey

                         GPS: 41.0186, 28.9500                    

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