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Our father among the [[saint]]s '''Gregory of Sinai''', also '''Gregory the Sinaite''', was a [[monasticism|monastic]] of the late thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries who advanced the practice of [[hesychasm]] and the [[Jesus Prayer]] and, with St. [[Gregory Palamas]] established [[Mount Athos]] as a center of Hesychasm. He is commemorated on [[August 8]] as well as on [[November 27]], the date of his repose, [[February 11]], and [[April 6]].

Gregory was also a remarkable hymnographer. The hymns ascribed to him include: The [[Troparion|theotokion]] "It is Truly Meet", a canon to the Most Holy Trinity which is read at Sunday Vigil, and a canon to the Holy Cross. In the book of canons of St. [[Cyril of White Lake ]] (from the year 1407) is found the "Canon of Supplication to the Lord Jesus Christ, a work also ascribed to Gregory the Sinaite."