Paschalidis Symeon

Professor Paschalidis Symeon is a faculty member at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki's School of Social Theology and Christian Culture. He holds the academic rank of Professor with office located in Room 308 of the Faculty of Theology building. His teaching focuses on Patristics and Hagiography, with scheduled office hours on Tuesdays (9:00-11:00) and Thursdays (15:00-17:00).

His research encompasses:

• Theological literature from early Christianity to the Ottoman period
• Byzantine and post-Byzantine hagiography
• Critical editions of theological and hymnological texts
• Monastic traditions in Thessaloniki and Macedonia
• Historical studies of Mount Athos monasticism
• Hagiological manuscript analysis

Publications demonstrate consistent focus on Byzantine religious traditions, particularly hagiographic studies from the 10th-18th centuries. Recent works examine neomartyrology, monastic literature, and theological controversies, with emphasis on manuscript analysis and regional religious traditions in Macedonia and Mount Athos.