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Athanasius the Meteorite

Athanasius the Meteorite (Greek: Αθανάσιος ο Μετεωρίτης; 1302–1380) was a 14th-century Christian monk. He is canonized as a saint by the Eastern Orthodox Church. His feast day is celebrated on April 20. He is best known as the founder of the monastery of the Great Meteoron in Meteora, Greece.

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Born
Andronikos 1302
Died
1380 Meteora, Greece
Feast
20 April
Hometown
New Patras, Greece
Influences
Gregory of Sinai
Residence
Meteora, Greece

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The Monastery of the Transfiguration

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related to Sites · 11
Athanasius the Meteorite → Athanasius, Holy Monastery, Holy Spirit Rock, Meteora, Meteorite, Monastery, Nicholas Anapausas, St, The, The Cave, Varlaam
Born · 1
Athanasius the Meteorite → Andronikos 1302
Died · 1
Athanasius the Meteorite → 1380 Meteora, Greece
Feast · 1
Athanasius the Meteorite → 20 April
Hometown · 1
Athanasius the Meteorite → New Patras, Greece
Influences · 1
Athanasius the Meteorite → Gregory of Sinai
Residence · 1
Athanasius the Meteorite → Meteora, Greece
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Athanasius the Meteorite → Athonite Monasticism, Hesychasm
Venerated in · 1
Athanasius the Meteorite → Eastern Orthodox Church

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Athanasius the MeteoriteHometownNew Patras, Greece1.00infobox
Athanasius the MeteoriteInfluencesGregory of Sinai1.00infobox
Athanasius the MeteoriteResidenceMeteora, Greece1.00infobox
Athanasius the MeteoriteTradition or genreAthonite Monasticism, Hesychasm1.00infobox
Athanasius the MeteoriteVenerated inEastern Orthodox Church1.00infobox
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