Saint Gregory of Narek
Priest and Doctor ( 1003 Anno Domini A.D.) Feast: 27 February
Saints Who Teach Us to Forgive
Gregory came from an Armenian family steeped in learning & devout faith
At a young age, he entered the monastery at Narek
where his great-uncle was abbot. Two brothers soon joined them.
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Fed in this silent atmosphere of prayer & study, in his twenties Gregory produced his 1st major work
a commentary on the "Song of Songs" commissioned by an Armenian prince
Gergory's most famous work, the "Book of Lamentations", or simply the "Book of Prayer", was written towards the end of his life. At the time Gregory was ill, perhaps with a terminal illness, & yet he found the strength to produce what he called an "encyclopedia of prayer for all nations."
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Gregory 's prayers encourage the offering of forgiveness of & reconciliation with our fellow human beings
A staple of the Armenian liturgy, Gregory's prayers have been forming hearts for a millennium
Pope Francis declared him a Doctor of the Church in 2015 A.D. calling his "Book of Prayer" an 'extraordinary interpretation of the human soul."
Father in heaven, through the intercession of Saint Gregory of Narek , teach me to pray from the depths of my heart
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