Byzantine monastic tonsure. T.IV
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Proceedings about. Mikhail Arrantz SJ can be called ascetic without exaggeration. Everything is striking: the colossal volume of the studied material, and the meticulousness of the textual work on the compliance of the manuscripts, and the comprehensive knowledge of the subject, invested in historical and real comments ... Work on these books began more than a quarter of a century ago, in the Leningrad (then) Theological Academy . O. Mikhail, who taught Liturgics there, wrote the textbooks called by him "experiments":" Typicon History "(1st course, 1978)," Historical Development of the Divine Liturgy "(2nd year, 1978) and" Historical notes on The officials of the Sacraments in the manuscripts of Greek Evoology "(3rd course, 1979) Of the last two "experiments", this work has developed. Thus, for a quarter of a century Fr. Mikhail supplemented, processed and deepened what he once began in Russia. O. Mikhail is one of the few Jesuits who managed to live and work in our country even in the Soviet years. And this is a completely natural consequence of his deep interest and love for Russia and its culture. He served at one time by the Hypodiacon at the Russian Catholic bishop of the eastern rite and ordered by him in a deacon and in the presbyter, who once had a translator from the Russian under the Pope, who worked in Russia for ten years (from 1969 to 1979), who wrote a dozen labors in Russian and Russian works and Giving a lecture in Russian, about. Mikhail extremely successfully and fully realized the principle of the term "inculturation" in the Jesus society. But that"s not all. Merits about. Mikhail in the field of liturgical science was officially recognized by the Russian Orthodox Church (it is enough to say that in 1975-1979 he was a professor at the Leningrad Theological Academy for the appointment of the Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Pimen) Therefore, we can safely say that about. Mikhail is one of the few who managed to become a living embodiment of ecumenism, which implies not mechanically subjected to everything and all to one measure, but deep respect for the ancient traditions of other churches, and, above all, to liturgical traditions
Author:
Author:Arrantz SJ Mikhail
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
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Paper:Offset
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Series: Bibliotheca Ignatiana
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ISBN:5-94242-006-8
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