Despite focusing many scholar texts on the Great-Moravian mission in 863 the question of its spiritual background still remain rather without the sphere of scientist concern. The aim of this paper is to show if, and in what, was the spirituality of Cyril and Methodius innovative in compare with its Byzantine pattern – in concrete on example of anthropology, the individual, like as the political one. First it will sketched an outline of the spiritual context in witch this mission was accomplished. The second step is an analysis of some texts, being unquestionably native to this mission. By the end I will try to specify to which measure was this mission innovative on the field of spirituality.
