- and Paisios.
Sergius of
Radonezh and Nil
Sorsky were two most
venerated startsy of Old Muscovy. The
revival of
elders in the
Slavic world is ****ociated...
- staretsdom. In 1821, a
hermitage for
startsy was
established 400
metres (1,300 ft) away from the monastery. The
startsy attracted crowds of
devout Christians...
-
agents of the Antichrist. Kapiton's self-immolating followers, the
lesnye startsy (лесные старцы lit. 'forest elders'),
appeared in
Russia at the same time...
- Communion. He is
generally considered the
greatest of the 18th-century
startsy (elders).
Seraphim extended the
monastic teachings of contemplation, theoria...
- the po****rity of The Way of a Pilgrim, and the
public influence of the
startsy at
Optina Monastery known as the
Optina Elders. Two
Russian language translations...
- Seattle,
spiritual son of
Nectarius of Optina, the last of the
great Optina startsy. In his ministry, Rose
spoke frequently of an "Orthodoxy of the Heart"...
-
Western Man
first published in 1975.
Although originating with
ancient startsy (wise
Russian elders, sg. starets), Doherty's po****r book made the concept...
- and Paisios.
Sergius of
Radonezh and Nil
Sorsky were two most
venerated startsy of Old Muscovy. The
revival of
elders in the
Slavic world is ****ociated...
-
patron saint of Russia, the greatest[citation needed] of the 19th-century
startsy Serapion of Novgorod,
Archbishop of
Novgorod in the 16th century, known...
-
close by. In the 19th century, this
hermitage gained wide
renown for its "
startsy".
After the
outbreak of
World War II, a POW camp was
established in the...
