Память преподобного Палладия Пустынника

The Monk Palladius pleased God through seclusion. Having built himself a small hut on one mountain and confining himself in it, he labored in unceasing vigil, prayer and fasting. For his exploits, God glorified him with the gift of miracles. One day, a certain merchant, who carried a lot of gold with him, was killed, and the body of his killer was thrown at night in front of the door of the monk’s hut. When dawn broke and the crime was discovered, everyone began to accuse the monk of murdering the merchant. Pressed by the crowd, the saint prayed and through prayer raised the dead. Having risen, he named his killers and proved that the saint was not involved in the murder. And the monk performed many other miracles. Successful in virtues, the Monk Palladius departed to God in peace, leaving spiritually beneficial writings to the Church of God 1048. The Monk Palladius the Hermit labored in Syrian Antioch at the end of the 4th century. You might be interested in: