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Hegumen, hegumenos, or
igumen (Gr****: ἡγούμενος, trans. hēgoúmenos), is the
title for the head of a
monastery in the
Eastern Orthodox and
Eastern Catholic...
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Hegumen Mardarije (Serbian Cyrillic: Игумен Мардарије; fl. 1543–45) was a
Serbian Orthodox monk and one of the
first printers of
Serbian language books...
- Up-close view of the
Great Lavra Belltower with its four
tiers in 2005 The
hegumens of Kyiv
Pechersk Lavra are
listed below. The Kyiv
Pechersk Lavra contains...
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later periods. The
years of
appointment and retirement/death for some
hegumens are
unknown or approximated.
Iakov (1653) Ioil (1653–1654)
Dionisy I (1654–1655)...
- but the
court refused to hear it. The
following persons have
served as
hegumens (father superiors) of the monastery:
Yefrem 1758–1781
Nazary 1781–1801...
- Novgorod. The
bishop of Novgorod, Iona,
twice appointed hegumens to the monastery, but
these hegumens left
without being able to bear the
conditions of life...
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according to the date of
their ordination.
Ranking above a
hieromonk are a
hegumen and an archimandrite.[citation needed] The
proper title for a hieromonk...
- the Patriarch, and 1596, when the
hegumen Nicép****
succeeded Tsygiros.
During the
period of the
first three hegumens, and up to the
beginning of the 17th...
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became a monk,
taking the name Serapion. He
later became the
first hegumen of the monastery.
Since the
lands around Lake
Kozhozero were not suitable...
- the
Catholic Church, the
mantle is a
monastic garment worn by bishops,
hegumens, archimandrites, and
other monastics in
processions and
while attending...
