- A
starets (Russian: стáрец, IPA: [ˈstarʲɪt͡s]; fem. ста́рица, staritsa) is an
elder of an
Eastern Orthodox or
Eastern Catholic monastery or
convent who...
- 1897
transformed him. There, he met and was "profoundly humbled" by a
starets (elder)
known as Makary.
Rasputin may have
spent several months at Verkhoturye...
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Confession (religion)
Elder (Christianity)
Priesthood (Catholic Church)
Starets Martin,
Benjamin (1749).
Lingua Britannica Reformata. Hodges. Herbermann...
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truth of the
accusation Nicholas' wife
relied on
Rasputin (a
Siberian starets.) The
authority of the tsar, who now
stood as a
moral weakling, sank further...
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between him and herself.
Father Zosima is an
Elder and
spiritual advisor (
starets) in the town
monastery and Alyosha's teacher. He is
something of a celebrity...
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increasingly turned to
mystics and holy men (or
starets as they were
called in Russian). One of
these starets, an
illiterate Siberian named Grigori Rasputin...
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relied on the
counsel of
Grigori Rasputin, a
Russian peasant and
wandering starets or "holy man," and
credited his
prayers with
saving the
ailing Tsarevich...
- romanized: Pravednyy
Feodor Kuzmich Tomskiy, Sibirskiy,
starets) was a
Russian Orthodox starets. He was
canonized as a
righteous saint by the
Russian Orthodox...
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Orthodoxy was
reflected in
Russian literature, an
example is the
figure of
Starets Zosima in
Fyodor Dostoyevsky's
Brothers Karamazov. In the
Russian Orthodox...
- "Prostit'sya" (Проститься; To Say Goodbye) "Glavnoe, Rebyata,
Serdtsem Ne
Staret'" (Главное, Ребята, Сердцем Не Стареть; It's most important, Guys, Not to...
