Gennadius of Constantinople

Gennadius of Constantinople was a prominent Church father and learned scholar of the 5th century, known for his theological writings and pastoral work. Serving as the Patriarch of Constantinople from 427 to 432, he contributed significantly to early Christian theology, emphasizing orthodoxy and moral discipline. His teachings helped shape the doctrinal stability of the church during a time of theological debates. Gennadius was also a prolific writer, producing works on biblical interpretation, ethics, and church history, which remain valuable for understanding early Christian theology and practice.