Ratomir Grozdanoski

Prof. Dr. Ratomir Grozdanoski is a distinguished theologian and scholar, known for his extensive work on the biblical significance of Saint Paul and his relationship with Macedonia. For over three decades, he has served as a professor at the Orthodox Theological Faculty in Skopje, where he has also held the position of dean. Grozdanoski is recognized for his profound contributions to the understanding of Christianity's roots in Macedonia, authoring significant works like 'Saint Apostle Paul and Macedonia' and 'Macedonia and the Macedonians in the Bible'. His scholarship emphasizes the pivotal role that Saint Paul played in introducing Christianity to Europe, particularly through his missions in Macedonia. Grozdanoski's lectures and sermons during major Christian holidays have garnered him recognition among both local and diaspora communities. He has been honored with prestigious awards, including the 'Goce Delchev' state award and the 'Saint Clement of Ohrid' award for his contributions to education and science.