Chapter, Paragraph
1 1,1 | Liturgy, the Creed, the Bible, monasticism, and the whole Christian
2 5,3 | all Orthodox countries?~ Monasticism played this part. In Eastern
3 5,4 | think is the significance of monasticism?~ Today in the “television
4 5,4 | about the institution of monasticism and its contribution to
5 5,4 | mockery. For this reason, monasticism is not understood in the
6 5,4 | or the monastic state.”~ ~Monasticism is not something alien to
7 5,4 | spirituality is to enter it through monasticism.~ Monasticism had its origins
8 5,4 | it through monasticism.~ Monasticism had its origins in the Old
9 5,4 | forms, such as a life of monasticism. At that time, there began
10 5,4 | loosely-knit groups. In this way, monasticism emerged as a definite institution
11 5,4 | the founder of anchoritic monasticism. St. Anthony's fame spread
12 5,4 | human face.~ Eremetical monasticism was established by St. Anthony
13 5,4 | began to develop — cenobitic monasticism, where the ascetics gathered
14 5,4 | The founder of communal monasticism is St. Pachomius the Great.~
15 5,4 | first era of Christianity, monasticism spread quickly through Egypt,
16 5,4 | the austere monastic life. Monasticism quickly spread and greatly
17 5,4 | 1932, when all of Russian monasticism disappeared into the concentration
18 5,4 | Life in Christ].~ ~Orthodox monasticism is called the angelic life.
19 5,4 | spiritual life. The aim of monasticism is human transformation (
20 5,4 | human affairs.~ Regarding monasticism’s ultimate goal, the salvation
21 5,4 | Kingdom of Heaven.”~ Orthodox monasticism continues today, particularly
22 5,4 | noticeable frequency. Orthodox monasticism will continue to exist until
23 5,5 | chief center of Orthodox monasticism since the tenth century?~
24 5,6 | there orders in Orthodox monasticism?~ Orders do not exist in
25 5,6 | do not exist in Orthodox monasticism. Orders are a particular
26 5,6 | original spirit of primitive monasticism. As orders in the West came
27 5,6 | political reform. As Catholic monasticism was transferred from the
28 5,6 | the manner of primitive monasticism, dedicate themselves entirely
29 5,6 | of the difference between monasticism in the West and East. Western
30 5,6 | the West and East. Western monasticism, he notes, exhausts itself
31 5,6 | to note that in Orthodox monasticism, on the other hand, a perfect
32 5,6 | also notes that Western monasticism was created in an effort
33 5,6 | people condemn Orthodox monasticism because of its unworldliness
34 5,7 | repeated themselves in ancient monasticism: that the elders were bearers
35 5,7 | the fourth century, when monasticism arose as a guiding principle.
36 5,7 | eldership.~ The father of monasticism himself, St. Anthony the
37 5,7 | the best expression of monasticism, is eldership. This ministry
38 9,26| of influence of Egyptian monasticism has been traced from the
39 10,16| this canon, the rise of monasticism in the fourth century gave
40 11,1 | Ecumenical Councils, and monasticism was in full bloom. Russia
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