Euthymius I of Constantinople

Patriarch of Constantinople, theologian

Euthymius I of Constantinople - Patriarch of Constantinople, theologian
Born

None
None years ago

Died

August 5th, 917
1107 years ago — None years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Byzantine Empire

Links & References

Served as Patriarch of Constantinople from 907 until death in 917. Euthymius focused on religious and theological issues of the time. Contributed significantly to church unity and played a role in enhancing the ecclesiastical authority of the Patriarchate. His tenure was marked by efforts to resolve disputes within the church and reinforce doctrinal teachings. Guided the faithful during a period of political and spiritual challenges in the Byzantine Empire.

Patriarch of Constantinople

Theological writings

Promoting church unity

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