One person of this name is the namesake of the most commonly used Byzantine rite of the Divine Liturgy.
One person of this name is the namesake of the most commonly used Byzantine rite of the Divine Liturgy. With Gregory Nazanius and Basil the Great, that man of this name is one of the Three Holy Hierarchs of Eastern Christianity. Another man with this name founded the Discalced Carmelites with Teresa of Avila and wrote of the difficult journey towards "divine union" with God's Love. In addition to the aforementioned "golden (*) mouthed" orator, this first name belonged to a man whose gospel contains seven discourses and another who prophesied the fall of the whore of Babylon and the opening of the seventh seal. For 10 points, give this shared first name of men "of Chrysostom", "of Patmos", and the author of the last of the four canonical Gospels.
One person of this name is the namesake of the most commonly used Byzantine rite of the Divine Liturgy.
Saint John [or Iannos; or Juan; or any other form of John, really]