Icon of Saint Gregory of Nazianzus

Icon of Saint Gregory of Nazianzus – Theologian and Cappadocian Father

The Icon of Saint Gregory of Nazianzus depicts the Archbishop of Constantinople, one of the Cappadocian Fathers, and Doctor of the Church, honored as the Theologian.

Who was Saint Gregory of Nazianzus?

Saint Gregory (329–390) was a brilliant preacher and theologian, renowned for his writings on the Holy Trinity. Alongside Basil the Great and Gregory of Nyssa, he shaped Christian theology in the 4th century.

The Icon of Saint Gregory of Nazianzus shows him holding the Gospel, symbol of his teaching, wearing episcopal vestments adorned with crosses, his face reflecting wisdom and spiritual authority.

What role does the Icon of Saint Gregory play in prayer?

Believers turn to Saint Gregory for wisdom, deeper understanding of faith, and courage to defend the truth. The Icon of Saint Gregory of Nazianzus is especially cherished by theologians, preachers, teachers, and Christian writers.

This icon:

• reminds of the value of true faith,

• inspires theological study,

• supports in teaching and preaching,

• is a sign of courage in defense of the Church.

Is the Icon of Saint Gregory a meaningful gift?

Yes. The Icon of Saint Gregory of Nazianzus is a special gift for theology students, professors, clergy, and anyone seeking to grow in understanding of the Christian faith.

Patronage of Saint Gregory

Saint Gregory is the patron of theologians, preachers, teachers, theology students, and Christian writers.

How is the Icon of Saint Gregory of Nazianzus made?

Crafted on linden wood, double-primed, gilded with metal leaf, printed using direct technology, and hand-varnished for durability.