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Saint
John Chrysostom: The Golden‑Mouthed Prophet of Constantinople
Episode
#59
Welcome
to another episode of Saturday Cappuccino with the Saints. And this week, we
are focusing on Saint John Chrysostom (347–407), one of the greatest preachers
in Christian history.
He
rose from the bustling streets of Antioch to the archbishop’s throne in
Constantinople. His fearless sermons defending the poor, his reforms against
corruption, and his unmatched eloquence earned him the title Chrysostomos—“Golden
Mouth.” Yet his courage also brought powerful enemies, leading to exile,
suffering, and ultimately death far from home.
This
episode explores his early life, ascetic formation, legendary homilies,
dramatic confrontations with imperial power, and his enduring legacy in both
East and West. Featuring historical mosaics, ancient manuscripts, and immersive
reconstructions, we follow the journey of a man whose words still burn with
truth today.
You
won’t want to miss it!
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