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Garden of Gethsemane – Greek: Γεθσημανι; Hebrew: גת שמנים; Aramaic: גת שמנא, Sman Gat; English: Gethsemane – is the most famous garden in the Holy Land, which is often the place where the Savior was coming. The garden is situated in the eastern part of Jerusalem, near the Temple Mount, in the east of the …
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Continue reading (Română) Programul liturgic de Sf. PaștiVisible triumphs are few in the earthly life of our Lord Jesus Christ. He preached a kingdom “not of this world.” At His nativity in the flesh there was “no room at the inn.” For nearly thirty years, while He grew “in wisdom and in stature, and in favor with God and man” (Luke …
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Continue reading (Română) Nicolae Steinhardt – Monahul de la Rohia (29 iulie 1912 – 30 martie1989)Sorry, this entry is only available in Română.
Continue reading (Română) Patriarhul Justinian Marina – 40 de ani de la înveșnicireIn our age, the system of Yoga is proposed as a panacea to nearly all the problems that humanity encounters. We hear advertising slogans such as: „Do Yoga for health and beauty‟. Since we have been engaged in Yoga for years, some of us had also become teachers of Yoga,and we want to convey to …
Continue reading The influence of yoga on body and mindSaint John Cassian the Roman was born around 360, probably in Lesser Scythia (in Dacia Pontica). His pious Christian parents gave him an excellent classical education, and also instructed him in the Holy Scriptures and in the spiritual life. Saint John entered a monastery in the diocese of Tomis, where his friend and relative Saint …
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Down on the Herăstrău lakeside, right in the middle of Romania’s capital city, the wandering traveller will encounter an authentic Romanian village, rich in monuments and artifacts from the XVIIth century, all the way up to the XXth century, representative constructions originating from important ethnographical regions which have been granted a second life at the …
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Hilandar (fig. 1) is a Serbian imperial lavra in the Holy Mountain. It ranks fourth in the athonite hierarchy. Situated in the North-East part of the Athos Peninsula it is surrounded by hills, and cannot be seen from the coast, although it is only ca. two and a half kilometres far from it. There is …
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