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Our The venerable father '''Shio Mgvime''', [[Anchorite]] of Georgia, was born in Syrian Antioch. His parents were Christians and raised their son as their only heir. The youth received a fine education; he studied the Georgian [[Bible|Holy Scriptureanchorite]], and by a young age he was accomplished in expounding whose preaching of the Word of God. After hearing about a holy and ascetic named John, Shio secretly left his parents' home and went life led to the saintfounding of a number of monasteries in Georgia. HoweverHe is remembered on [[May 9]], John made the youth return to day of his parentsrepose, foretelling that they would become and on [[monk|monasticsMay 7]]. This prediction was soon fulfilled. Shio later distributed with St John of Zedazeni and his inheritance and also received the monastic tonsure from twelve disciples which included St. JohnShio.

==Life==Our venerable father Shio Mgvime was born in Syrian Antioch. His parents were Christians and raised their son as their only heir. The youth received a fine education; he studied the [[Bible|Holy Scripture]], and by a young age he was accomplished in expounding the Word of God. After hearing about a holy ascetic named John, Shio secretly left his parents' home and went to the saint. However, John made the youth return to his parents, foretelling that they would become [[monk|monastics]]. This prediction was soon fulfilled. Shio later distributed his inheritance and also received the monastic tonsure from St. John.  Twenty years later, Shio set off to Georgia to preach the Word of God with twelve other chosen disciples of St. John. With the blessing both of his teacher and of the Georgian [[Catholicos|Katholikos ]] Eulabius, St. Shio settled in a cave west of the city of Mtskhet, where he made austere ascetic efforts and was vouchsafed miraculous visions. The solitary life of the ascetic became known, and soon the place of the saint's struggles was transformed into a [[monastery]], where he established a church dedicated to the [[Trinity|Most Holy Trinity]].<ref>The Lives of the Georgian Saints - St. Herman Press; 1st edition (2006) ISBN-10: 1887904107 ISBN-13: 978-1887904100</ref>

St. Shio reposed on [[May 9]]. On the night before his death, he partook of the [[Communion|Holy Mysteries]] and gave the brethren a final salvific instruction. The saint's [[relics ]] were buried in the monastery he founded. St Shio is the author of 160 precepts for the brethren.