The story of Saint Paisios, or else known as Arsenios Eznepidis. After being uprooted from Farasa of Cappadocia as refugees, the family of young Arsenios settles in Konitsa, Epirus where he grows up with his mother and grandmother, who inherit to him their deep faith in Christ as well as their love for all people. Fast forward to many years later, his time in Mounth Athos and his move to Filotheos monastery play a catalytic role in his religious journey. Eventually, he sends a photograph of himself to his mother, bidding her farewell and telling her that from then on the Virgin Mary will be his mother. He no longer signs using the name Arsenios, but Paisios.
Stamos Tsamis
Director
Nikitas Tsakiroglou
Saint Arsenios the Cappadocian
Prokopis Agathokleous
Saint Paisios
Paisios Exarhos
Young Arsenios
Dimitris Xanthopoulos
Prodromos Eznepidis
Christina Pavlidou
Evlogia Eznepidi
Smaragda Smyrnaiou
Christina Chatzi
Drosos Skotis
Prodromos Kortsinoglou
Δέσποινα Γκάτζιου
Kyra-Despina
Giorgos Armenis
Elder Kyrillos
Yannis Stankoglou
Shepherd Thodoros
Kostas Apostolakis
Reverant Kallinikos
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