Chrysostomos

Beginning in 398, he proclaimed the Gospel message in bold and eloquent sermons that earned him the nickname of "Golden Mouth" (the actual meaning of his title "Chrysostomos").

EWTNews - 7/29/2010 2010

In mid-February, the museum's loan period will end, and Cyprus's Archbishop Chrysostomos II plans to exhibit the works in the Byzantine Museum in the capital city of Nicosia, according to Costas Katsaros, who heads the archbishopric's legal department.

Returning From Texas at Age 700 2011

I like very much how Chrysostomos, the Archbishop of Etna, defines theologoumena; he calls it the "privately-held, though possibly accurate, views held by some Fathers."

Scott Cairns: The Feast of the Transfiguration 2010

I like very much how Chrysostomos, the Archbishop of Etna, defines theologoumena; he calls it the "privately-held, though possibly accurate, views held by some Fathers."

Scott Cairns: The Feast of the Transfiguration 2010

In November 1997, nearly 14 years after they were bought from Dikman, the restored frescoes, housed in a specially constructed chapel consecrated by Archbishop Chrysostomos I, were put on display.

Special Report: Church Treasures of Cyprus 1998

His Beatitude Chrysostomos I, center, Minister of Education Hadjinicolaou, and Michel and Frederique van Rijn view newly returned frescoes and mosaics at the Archiespiscopal Palace in December 1997.

From Cyprus to Munich 1998

(Chrysostomos, "golden-mouthed" so called on account of his eloquence).

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 8: Infamy-Lapparent 1840-1916 1913

Archbishop Chrysostomos II says the Houston-based Menil Collection agreed to return the Byzantine frescoes early next year on the church's insistence not "to allow them to remain there even for one second longer."

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Chrysostomos said "millions" have been spent purchasing them with the purpose of repatriating them.

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But Chrysostomos said that he has turned down additional requests to keep the frescoes longer, offering instead to dispatch an iconographer to recreate them on the chapel's dome and apses, along with a gift of ten late-19th and early-20th century icons.

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