The series presents the life of Saint Paisios and his family and records his path to monasticism. The shooting took place in places where Saint Paisios lived, such as Konitsa and Mount Athos, Greece.
The peaks and the valleys. Find the essential episodes — and the ones to skip.
Father Paisios' deteriorating health forces him to leave Sinai and return to Mount Athos. He meets the Elder Tychon asking him to become his spiritual father. Then, some monks ask Father Paisios to accompany them as their spiritual father.
With the spiritual guidance of Father Paisios, the monastery of Saint John the Theologian was established in Souroti. The Elder Tychon calls Father Paisios and announces his desire for him to be transferred to his cell after his own death.
The birth of Saint Paisios coincides with the uprooting of the Greeks from Cappadocia. His family, along with all the inhabitants of the Greek villages, takes the road of refuge to Greece. Their spiritual guide is the old man Arsenios.
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