Life of the Martyrs Grand Duchess Elizabeth and Monoki Barbara
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The life of the Rev. Martyrs, compiled by a famous church writer, hagiographer, candidate of historical sciences Archimandrite Damaskin, famous for Orthodox readers as a researcher of the exploits of many new martyrs and confessors of Russian, from the atheists of the 20th century, who have undergone great deeds, confessors and philanthropists, and daily. remembered by the Russian Orthodox Church. The biography of the Martyr Elizabeth Hagographer begins from her childhood in the family of the Prince and Princess of Hesse, who taught Little Ella the first examples of mercy, charity and compassion for the new ones. The family of the saint’s parents, despite the high -born position, led a modest and strict lifestyle, based on a strict Victorian discipline, and all material surpluses generously donated to charitable goals. Having accepted Orthodoxy, having married the Grand Duke Sergei Alexandrovich and moving to Russia, Elizabeth continued to appear as a model of asceticism, mercy and virtue. After her husband died from the bomb of the revolutionary terrorist, Elisaveta devoted life to the Lord, creating the Marfo-Mariinsky abode of labor, mercy and prayer. Together with his nearest associate, nun Barbara. The monastery became one of the first inhabitants, Holy Elizabeth spent days in labors and prayer, devoting all her help to Syrych and wretched. In 1918, the Rev. Martyr accepted a terrible martyrdom for the faith of Christ at the hands of the Bolshevik fruits, alive to drop them into the Alapaevsky mine. The book presents in detail and thoroughly documented life of the Martys
Author:
Author:Archimandrite Damaskin (Orlovsky)
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Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
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Paper:offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-86594-235-1
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