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Saint [[File:Nicholas Cabasilas.jpg|right|thumb|Icon of St. Nicholas Cabasilas.]]Our father among the saints '''Nikolaos CavasilasNicholas Cabasilas''' (c. 1320-71born 1322 in Thessaloniki and died sometime after 1391) was a well known [[Theologian]] theological writer and mystic in of the Orthodox churchChurch. He was born in Thessaloniki and, as a young man, was involved in politics. Little is known of his later life, however, he is remembered for his two treatiestreatises, ''Life in Christ'' and ''The Exposition of the Divine Liturgy''. These volumes are generally regarded as classics of Eastern sacramental theology.

==Bibliography==* Nikolaos CavasilasHe was on intimate terms with the emperor [[John VI Cantacuzenos]], ''Life whom he accompanied in Christ''his retirement to a [[monastery]]. In 1355 he succeeded his uncle [[Nilus Cabasilas]], like himself a determined opponent of the union of the Greek and Latin churches, translated by Cas [[archbishop]] of Thessaloniki. In the [[Hesychast]] controversy he took the side of the [[monk]]s of [[Mount Athos]] and St.J[[Gregory Palamas]]. de Catanzaro (1974);* Nikolaos Cavasilas, ''Interpretation of He is commemorated by the Divine LiturgyChurch on [[June 20]].<ref>Great [[Synaxarion|Synaxaristes]]: {{el icon}} '', translated by J[http://www.synaxarion.Mgr/gr/sid/3909/sxsaintinfo. Hussey and Paspx Ὁ Ὅσιος Νικόλαος Καβάσιλας].A'' 20 Ιουνίου. McNulty (1960)ΜΕΓΑΣ ΣΥΝΑΞΑΡΙΣΤΗΣ.</ref>

==See also==* Spiritual child of St. [[Symeon Gregory of ThessalonikiSinai|Gregory Sinaitis]].