Saint Joseph il HymnographerSaint Joseph the Hymnographer

Anche conosciuto comeAlso known as

  • Joseph dello Studium
  • Joseph of the Studium
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Portato a genitori cristiani. Lui abbandonò la Sicilia in 830 a causa d'invasione araba, e diventò un monaco in Thessalonica. Lui si unì il monastero dello Studium in Constantinople, ma fu costretto ad abbandonare Constantinople in 841 a causa di iconoclastaiconoclast persecuzionepersecution. Sulla sua strada per Roma, l'Italia lui fu catturato da pirati e trascorse parecchi anni come uno schiavo in Creta. Lui ministered ai suoi schiavi di compagno, convertendo molti. Lui finalmente riuscì a fuggire e ritornare a Constantinople dove lui fondò un monastero. Quando lui si oppose all'imperatore d'Iconoclasta Theophilus, Joseph fu esiliato al Chersonese. Vescovo di Salonica. Uno dei grandi poeti liturgici e hymnists della chiesa Bizantina, attribuita ad approssimativamente 1 000 lavori. Born to Christian parents. He fled Sicily in 830 due to Arab invasion, and became a monk in Thessalonica. He joined the monastery of the Studium in Constantinople, but was forced to flee Constantinople in 841 due to iconoclastaiconoclast persecuzionepersecution. On his way to Rome, Italy he was captured by pirates and spent several years as a slave in Crete. He ministered to his fellow slaves, converting many. He finally managed to escape and return to Constantinople where he founded a monastery. When he opposed the Iconoclast emperor Theophilus, Joseph was exiled to the Chersonese. Bishop of Salonica. One of the great liturgical poets and hymnists of the Byzantine Church, credited with approximately 1,000 works.

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MortoDied

  • 886 di cause naturali
  • 886 of natural causes
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