Chrysostomic Hymns

Chrysostomic hymns are devotional songs associated with Saint John Chrysostom, an influential early Christian theologian and bishop known for his eloquent sermons. These hymns are traditionally sung during Orthodox Christian liturgical services, especially during the Great Lent and Holy Week, to honor his legacy and teachings. They often praise his wisdom, spirituality, and role in shaping Christian worship. The hymns serve as a musical expression of faith and reverence, blending theology with art to inspire devotion and reflection among worshippers.