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Gerasimus of the Jordan

Gerasimus of the Jordan

Wonderworker
March 5 · †475

Gerasimus of the Jordan (c. 500, Lycia — 475, Jordan River) — thaumaturge, abbot. Feast day: 5 March.

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Gerasimus of the Jordan was a 5th-century Christian monk and abbot who lived in the wilderness near the Jordan River. Born to a wealthy family in Lycia, he abandoned his worldly status to pursue an ascetic life. After spending time in the Egyptian desert, he settled in Palestine, where he founded a monastery. He is widely recognized as a wonderworker and is celebrated for his devotion to prayer and fasting.

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