Lives of the Saints
St. John Chrysostom, Archbishop and Teacher
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Born in Antioch, he became renowned for the eloquence of his preaching — earning the title "Chrysostom," the Golden-Mouthed — and later served as Archbishop of Constantinople, where his teaching on the Divine Liturgy and pastoral care of the poor left a lasting mark on the whole Church.
"Someone once told me: I cannot be saved being married and having children. What are you saying, man? ... Marriage is not an obstacle to a virtuous life." — placeholder citation
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