ISBN: 0-88141-065-9
Godina izdanja: 1989
Autor: Domaći
Jezik: Engleski
Oblast: Pravoslavlje

NICHOLAI VELIMIROVICH

THE LIFE OF ST. SAVA

Izdavač - Saint Vladimir`s Seminary Press, New York

Godina - 1989

162 strana

22 cm

ISBN - 0-88141-065-9

Povez - Broširan

Stanje - Kao na slici, tekst bez podvlačenja



SADRŽAJ:
Preface
Introduction
1. The Father
2. Prince Rastko
3. A Foiled Wedding
4. The Fugitive
5. A Desperate Chase
6. The Dominion of the Holy Virgin
7. The Apprentice
8. The Builder
9. The Father Obedient to the Son
10. Hilandar
11. A Successful Mission
12. Death of Simeon
13. The House of Silence
14. A Saint Revealed by God
15. Brother Against Brother
16. The Peacemaker
17. By Deeds and Words.
18. Another House of Silence
19. A Victory Without Sword
20. The Worker and the Wonderworker
21. Solitude
22. The Pathfinder in the Wilderness
23. A Narrative of Strange Events
24. Sava, the Archbishop
25. Spiritual Power United with Authority
26. The Living and the Dead in Action
27. The Archbishop in Žiča
28. The Sabor in Žiča
29. Stefan, the First-Crowned King
30. The End of Sabor in Žiča
31. The Storm All Around
32. The Last Days of King Stefan
33. The First Pilgrimage
34. In His Master`s Steps
35. Shepherd and Leader
36. The Preserver
37. Arsenije
38. The Second Pilgrimage
39. Among the Faithful and Infidel
40. On The Mount of the Ancient Law
41. A Hazardous Journey
42. The End of Pilgrimage and of Life
43. The Orthodox World in Mourning
44. From Trnovo To Mileševo
45. In the Flame of the Pyre
Bibliography


`St Sava is the best known and much loved Serbian saint. Born in 1173, as a young man he left the home of his father, the King of Serbia, went to Mount Athos, became a monk and founder of the great monastic house of Hilandar. In 1219 he was appointed the first archbishop of the newly organized autocephalous Serbian church. He died in 1236 and was subsequently canonized as the spiritual `enlightener` of the Serbian Church.

Bishop Nicholai writes about St Sava in a simple, moving and clear manner. He uses his sources to convey the atmosphere and history of the time. Often brief chapters are accompanied by the Bishop`s meditations on the meaning of particular events in the life of the saint. St Sava, he writes, `wanted only through the nationally organized church to make his people worthy members of the universal Orthodox family of Christ. He himself was permeated with the spirit of ecumenical Christianity. As such, he felt at home in every Orthodox community of every race and language.`

Bishop Nicholai Velimirovich, the Serbian Orthodox Bishop of Zicha who lived from 1880 to 1956, was the most influential and the most productive figure in Serbian church life in this century. In 1946, after spending the war years in the Dachau concentration camp, he came to the United States and died in 1956.`



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