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 1 1,0|      Century more than half the monasteries were closed by Empress Catherine
 2 1,0|        reaching Alaska. Certain monasteries were revitalized, including
 3 1,1|     consisting of twenty ruling monasteries, the oldest (Great Lavra)
 4 1,1|       etc. Of the twenty ruling monasteries, seventeen are Greek, one
 5 1,1|      there, particularly at the monasteries of Simonopetra, Dionysiou,
 6 1,1| churches, 57,105 Priests, 1,498 monasteries and convents, 4 theological
 7 1,1|    churches, 33,000 Priests, 80 monasteries and convents, 2 theological
 8 1,1|      and by the 1970's, only 12 monasteries and convents were open,
 9 2,2|       times, except for certain monasteries, the Vestibule has fallen
10 2,4|         in Cathedrals and large Monasteries.]~On either side of the
11 3,1|       daily pattern, in certain monasteries during certain periods of
12 3,1|       is in many cathedrals and monasteries) and in a theological and
13 3,1|   ancient times and now in many monasteries, this service literally
14 3,1|       as certain cathedrals and monasteries, the All-Night Vigil may
15 3,2|  Compline, most often served in monasteries, is the Service of Prayer
16 3,2|          Interhours.~In certain monasteries and cathedral churches,
17 3,8|  Typikon, as do the older Greek monasteries, such as those of Mt. Athos,
18 3,3|  Fridays (Mondays also, in some monasteries) are kept as days of fasting,
19 3,7|       In certain cathedrals and monasteries a special Service is celebrated
20 5  |       chief of a fold). In some monasteries under the direct supervision
21 5  |     time only a minority of the monasteries there, and in the world
22 5  |        same as in idiorrhythmic monasteries (the holding of private
23 5  |       typical of the coenobitic monasteries in a main house with Daily
24 5  |       have been flocking to the monasteries for over a millennium and
25 5  |       is was that it was to the monasteries that the faithful turned
26 5,2|     although, in Athonite Greek monasteries, for example, the practice
27 5,2|       are styled Nuns and their monasteries Convents, and as the Monks
28 5,2|         sequestered in separate monasteries, each isolated from the
29 8,4|   reached a mature age. In many monasteries an experienced Monk who
30 8,6|        Monk supervising several monasteries or who was the superior