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• Degrees of Eastern Orthodox monasticism
  The '''degrees of Eastern Orthodox monasticism''' are the stages an [[Eastern Orthodox]] [[monk]] or [[nun]] passes throu ... ==Orthodox monasticism==
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• Christianity in Gaul
  ... r such written constitutions we must await the time of Caesarius of Arles. Monasticism was not established without opposition. Rutilius Namatianus, a pagan, deno ... ... s of Latin literature and Roman culture, and long before the appearance of monasticism had been the mainstay of learning.
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• Origen
  ... the Greeks his influence still lived on, as the spiritual father of Greek monasticism.
  42 KB (6658 words) - 08:37, 26 October 2021
• Anglo-Catholicism
  ... ements (including its slum settlements) and its revival of male and female monasticism within Anglicanism.
  18 KB (2525 words) - 22:42, 3 February 2019
• Biblical narratives and the Qur'an
  ... ething different. Secondly, God says in the Quran that Islam did not bring monasticism but that it was something that they (the Christians) invented. Therefore, ...
  61 KB (10527 words) - 07:16, 4 March 2018
• List of Church Fathers
  |[[Pachomius]]||348||Father of Christian cenobitic monasticism
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• Early Christianity
  ... the [[Trinity]]. [[Anthony the Great]] and others established [[Christian monasticism]], and [[Gregory the Illuminator]] was responsible for [[Armenia]] becomin ...
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• Degrees of Eastern Orthodox monasticism
  The '''degrees of Eastern Orthodox monasticism''' are the stages an [[Eastern Orthodox]] [[monk]] or [[nun]] passes throu ... ==Orthodox monasticism==
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• History of Eastern Orthodox Christian theology
  ... as organizing his followers into a community and founding the tradition of monasticism in community ([[cenobitic]] monks). ... f monastic life, along with the formation of [[Degrees of Eastern Orthodox monasticism|Monastic Orders]] or monastic organization. The three main forms of Asceti ...
  71 KB (10973 words) - 09:26, 5 February 2019
• Catholic Church
  ... uring the 7th century). Beginning in the 6th century, European [[Christian monasticism|monasteries]] followed the structure of the ''[[Rule of St Benedict]]'',<s ...
  68 KB (10317 words) - 12:28, 10 January 2019
• Rite of Constantinople
  ... nued to occur, centered mostly around Constantinople and [[Mount Athos]]. Monasticism played an important role in the development of the rituals. In Constantin ...
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• Article: Testimony of S. Franklin Logsdon by Scion of Zion
  ... an, when he turned down the offer of a cardinalship and campaigned against monasticism, against the liturgy of the Catholic church, and was detested by the Catho ...
  30 KB (5661 words) - 03:56, 4 May 2019
• Basil of Caesarea
  ... er with [[Pachomius]], he is remembered as a father of [[cenobite|communal monasticism]] in Eastern Christianity. He is considered a [[saint]] by the traditions ... ... ed in 357 to Palestine, Egypt, Syria and Mesopotamia to study ascetics and monasticism.^[]^[] He distributed his fortunes among the poor, the ...
  26 KB (3986 words) - 08:32, 28 December 2018
• Sheneset-Chenoboskion
  *[[Cenobitic monasticism]]
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• Mar Saba
  ... ul Sava), is an [[Orthodox Church|Eastern Orthodox Christian]] [[Christian monasticism|monastery]] overlooking the [[Kidron Valley]] at a point halfway between t ... ... the name for historical reasons and follow a more centralized [[cenobitic monasticism|coenobitic]] regimen.
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• Lanfranc
  ... d his career to become a [[Order of St. Benedict|Benedictine]] [[Christian monasticism|monk]] at [[Bec Abbey|Bec]] in [[Duchy of Normandy|Normandy]]. He served s ... ... ate the Church from the fetters of corruption. He was a generous patron of monasticism. He endeavoured to enforce [[celibacy]] upon the secular clergy.<sup>[3]</ ...
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