The Orthodox Church honors the memory of Venerable Theodosius, the Cenobiarch, who was born in Cappadocia to devout parents and lived during the reigns of Emperors Leo and Anastasius.
Venerable Theodosius embraced the monastic life and stood out for his dedication to God’s will, leading a life of abstinence, righteousness, and humility. He crossed paths with other renowned ascetics, including Saint Simeon the Stylite, before eventually departing to spread the word of God to fellow monks.
Throughout his life, Venerable Theodosius performed numerous miracles through the power of the Holy Spirit. He passed away peacefully in AD 529, leaving behind a legacy of hymn-singing, fasting, and prayerful vigil that inspired his followers.
May we look to Venerable Theodosius as a shining example of faith and devotion.
Source: Church of Cyprus