St Theodore was a Byzantine Greek from Tarsus in Cilicia. He went to Rome where he became a monk in a Greek monastery. He was made Archbishop of Canterbury in 668. He called a synod at Hertford to re-order the church. He set up a school of learning which enabled him to send out monks who would be trained in the monastic life. A synod inn 680 at Hatfield affirmed the third council of Constantinople with regard to the two wills, human and divine, in the person of Christ.
Saint Theodore Bishop
Reposed 690 Remembered September 19