The weeping of a repentant sinner. Reflective prayers of repentance for each day of the week by the monk Fikara, who engaged in spiritual struggles
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The full name of the book: "crying a repentant sinner. The repentant prayer thoughts for every day of the week of the monk Fikara, who worked on the Holy Mount Athos. In the modern edition. "
The prayer thoughts proposed to the attention of pious readers in the translation into modern Russian speech are borrowed from the book of the Athos monk Fikara “Swording”. This book was translated into the Church Slavonic language by the famous zealor of Orthodoxy in Western Russia, Archimandrite of the Holy Dodukhov of the Vilnius Monastery Leonty Karpovich and published in Vilna in 1620.
These thoughts represent mainly excerpts from the inspired creations of St. Ephraim Sirin, who is fairly learned by the preferred name of the preacher of repentance, but these excerpts, very successfully selected, are not always given literally, they are supplemented by their own thoughts of the pious Svyatogorz Fikara and generally produce that quiet, but at the same time a deep, emotioning soul The impression of how only the patristic creations differ. This is truly crying of a repentant soul, pouring his grief before the endless mercy of the Lord.
In the Soulworth they are located on the days of the week: crying on Monday on the evening, crying on Tuesday on the evening, and so on, and on Saturday it is necessary for two thoughts. It is clear that they were appointed by the author in order to prepare and position the soul for that repentant recess in themselves, which usually ended with holy ascetics every day and which served for them by the verification of their conscience over the past day. We left the same unit, in the thought that the pious reader, perhaps, will wish to imitate the holy example of the monk Fikara will read these prayer thoughts but one for every day, going to bed in the hands of the mercy of God
The prayer thoughts proposed to the attention of pious readers in the translation into modern Russian speech are borrowed from the book of the Athos monk Fikara “Swording”. This book was translated into the Church Slavonic language by the famous zealor of Orthodoxy in Western Russia, Archimandrite of the Holy Dodukhov of the Vilnius Monastery Leonty Karpovich and published in Vilna in 1620.
These thoughts represent mainly excerpts from the inspired creations of St. Ephraim Sirin, who is fairly learned by the preferred name of the preacher of repentance, but these excerpts, very successfully selected, are not always given literally, they are supplemented by their own thoughts of the pious Svyatogorz Fikara and generally produce that quiet, but at the same time a deep, emotioning soul The impression of how only the patristic creations differ. This is truly crying of a repentant soul, pouring his grief before the endless mercy of the Lord.
In the Soulworth they are located on the days of the week: crying on Monday on the evening, crying on Tuesday on the evening, and so on, and on Saturday it is necessary for two thoughts. It is clear that they were appointed by the author in order to prepare and position the soul for that repentant recess in themselves, which usually ended with holy ascetics every day and which served for them by the verification of their conscience over the past day. We left the same unit, in the thought that the pious reader, perhaps, will wish to imitate the holy example of the monk Fikara will read these prayer thoughts but one for every day, going to bed in the hands of the mercy of God
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Cover:Soft
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- Category:Religion & Spiritually
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Publication Language:Russian
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Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-985-7290-01-7
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