-
Idiorrhythmic monasticism is a form of
monastic life in Christianity. It was the
original form of
monastic life in Christianity, as
exemplified by St...
- "Skētē
Timiou Prodromou" (under
Megistis Lavras Monastery) and the
idiorrhythmic "Skētē
Agiou Dēmētriou tou Lakkou", also
called "Lakkoskētē" (under...
-
Isaiah confirms that the
monastery was Gr****.
After a long
period as an
idiorrhythmic monastery, it
reverted to the
coenobitic system in 1992, the last monastery...
-
Hermit Religious institute Orders Monastic Cenobitic Chapter Enclosed Idiorrhythmic Canons regular Mendicants Second orders Cleric regular Congregations...
- been,
mostly under the
Osmanli occupation of
Greece and Cyprus, an "
idiorrhythmic"
lifestyle where monks come
together but
being able to own
things individually...
- left Red-Letter
Christians Christian monasticism Cenobitic monasticism Idiorrhythmic monasticism New
Monasticism Christian mysticism Christian Edification...
- was
given the name Averkios. Soon after,
Averkios went to the (then)
idiorrhythmic brotherhood of
Philotheou monastery,
where his
uncle was a monk. While...
- The
Skete of St Anne is a
dependent idiorrhythmic (hermitage-style) skete, a
monastic community attached to the more
formalised Great Lavra Monastery...
- near Bethlehem. It also
became a
great centre of the
eremitic life (
idiorrhythmic monasticism); men
flocked from all
quarters to
become hermits in the...
- the
crisis was the
formation of a
peculiar way of monasticism, the
Idiorrhythmic Way,
despite the
objections of the
official Church and the emperors...
