Pavle Morchil, also known as the Venerable or the Obedient, was a 13th-century Orthodox monk associated with the Far Caves of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra. Living approximately between 1201 and 1301, he was highly regarded for his extreme humility and tireless devotion to monastic discipline. He earned his nickname, meaning the obedient one, through his total submission to the instructions of his superiors and his constant dedication to spiritual labor.