09 — Legacy and Reception

The afterlife of the editor-saint: his repose in 1809, his glorification by the Ecumenical Patriarchate in 1955 and his feast on July 14; and the vast influence of his labors — the worldwide Philokalic revival, the neo-patristic synthesis he foreshadowed, and the modern scholarship (Cavarnos, Citterio, and others) that has studied his life, works, and contested sources.

Files

File	Description
glorification-and-feast.md	The repose of 14 July 1809; the glorification by the Ecumenical Patriarchate on 31 May 1955, together with St. Makarios of Corinth; the feast on July 14; his veneration across the Orthodox world.
influence-and-scholarship.md	The Philokalic revival worldwide; Nicodemus and the neo-patristic synthesis; the diaspora transmission; the modern scholarship — Constantine Cavarnos, Elia Citterio, Chrysostomos, and the source-critical and historical literature.

See Also

• The Patristic Mind — the method whose modern triumph is Nicodemus’s legacy.
• The Philokalia and Its Diffusion — the diffusion that is the heart of his influence.
• Master README — collection overview.