St John Chrysostom

This hand-painted Orthodox icon depicts Saint John Chrysostom (also known as Ioannis Chrysostomos, Zlatoust), one of the greatest Fathers of the Church and Archbishop of Constantinople. Called the “Golden-Mouthed” for his eloquent preaching, he is remembered for his commentaries on Scripture, his pastoral care, and the Divine Liturgy of St John Chrysostom, which remains the most celebrated service in the Orthodox Church.

In the Orthodox calendar, Saint John Chrysostom is commemorated on November 13, with additional feasts on January 27 (translation of his relics) and together with Saint Basil the Great and Saint Gregory the Theologian on January 30 as the Three Hierarchs.

The icon of Saint John Chrysostom (Ioannis Chrysostomos, Zlatoust) is a meaningful gift for clergy, preachers, students of theology, and families seeking guidance in the faith. It is also suitable for name days, ordinations, and new homes, invoking the blessing of one of the greatest teachers and defenders of the Church.