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 1 1,4|  persecutions had ended, and the Monks, with their austere life,
 2 1,4|          the Kingdom of God, the Monks and their withdrawal from
 3 1,0|         near Moscow, (from which Monks spread out through all of
 4 1,1|         is Greek.) Perhaps 1,500 Monks are presently on the Mountain,
 5 1,1|   example, there were over 7,000 Monks there. This is due, in great
 6 1,1|          and Philotheou, and two Monks have shone as spiritual
 7 1,1|      originally the fruit of the Monks of Valaam Monastery on Lake
 8 1,1|          and there are few young Monks. Generally, Church life
 9 1,1|       Archbishop, elected by the Monks of the Monastery , although
10 1,1|           consists of only a few Monks, most of whom are very old.~ ~
11 1,2|       Mission consisted of eight Monks and two Novices, together
12 1,2|       and missionary work of the Monks Herman and Joasaph. Not
13 1,3|   Trading Company, who requested Monks to work in the new mission
14 1,3|       Herman, with several other Monks was sent by the Holy Synod
15 1,3|         the little band of eight Monks arrived on Kodiak Island
16 1,3|           1794. From Kodiak, the Monks began their effort to convert
17 1,3|        to the lives of the early Monks of the Egyptian desert.
18 1,4|       Orthodoxy — the Laity, the Monks, Nuns, Priests and Bishops —
19 2,7|          the Kamilavka), such as Monks wear, except that they are
20 2,7|   Mantiyas), symbolizing for all Monks (of whom the Bishop is one)
21 3,3|   Hierarchs, 5) Martyrs, 6) Holy Monks and Nuns, 7) Holy Unmercenaries
22 5  |        to himself a community of Monks who lived in separate huts,
23 5  |       coenobitic communities the Monks all lived together in one
24 5  | coenobitic monastery each of the Monks live in a separate room,
25 5  |         by his elder. All of the Monks assemble together for the
26 5  |      rules were greatly altered. Monks were allowed to hold private
27 5  |  consisting of a small number of Monks living a stricter ascetical
28 5  |        usually brought to him by Monks of the monastery, for the
29 5  |        Obviously, it is not only Monks and Nuns who must struggle
30 5,1|         state, so called because Monks renounce all wordly things,
31 5,1|      make solemn vows, as do the Monks of the Lesser and Greater
32 5,1|     Kamilavka, as is worn by the Monks of the Lesser and Greater
33 5,1|      Schema. Since ancient times Monks have spoken of the Great
34 5,1|          by his father), for the Monks come to greet him and escort
35 5,2| monasteries Convents, and as the Monks are addressed as Brother
36 5,2|          all Orthodox monastics, Monks and Nuns alike, are united
37 7,2|  approaching Swedish armies, the Monks had resolved to flee the
38 7,2|         faintheartedness and the Monks remained in the Monastery,
39 7,2|            Pochaev.~In 1340, two Monks made their abode on the
40 7,2|        his cell rule, one of the Monks ascending to the top of
41 7,2|    presented it, in 1597, to the Monks living on the mountain of
42 7,2|         defense for the besieged Monks. At this the Abbot, Joseph,
43 7,2|    Venerable Job of Pochaev. The Monks and laity prayed fervently,
44 7,2|    Spassky Gate by the Venerable Monks Sergius of Radonezh and
45 7,2|           It was he who told the Monks there about the Icon and
46 7,2|         of the 10th Century, the Monks of Iveron Monastery saw
47 7,2|        days and nights. Soon the Monks who gathered on the shore
48 7,2|       rejoicing and ceremony the Monks greeted the Holy Image on
49 7,2|         Holy Icon, placed by the Monks on the Holy Table of the
50 7,2|    Monastery. And every time the Monks returned the Icon to the
51 7,2|   Finally it was revealed to the Monks by the Mother of God through
52 7,2|        at this special Sign, the Monks built a special chapel for
53 8,4|    Confessors, often experienced Monks, were entrusted with this