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Optina Monastery
The Optina Pustyn (Russian: Оптина пустынь, literally Opta's hermitage) is an Eastern Orthodox monastery for men near Kozelsk in Russia. In the 19th century, the Optina was the most important spiritual centre of the Russian Orthodox Church and served as the model for several other monasteries, including the nearby Shamordino Convent. It was particularly renowned as the centre of Russian staretsdom.
History
It is not clear when the monastery was established. Its name is probably derived from the Russian word for "living together", possibly because nuns were allowed into the cloister prior to 1504.
Most of the monastery buildings were erected at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, when the monastery was being renovated as a centre of Russian staretsdom. In 1821, a hermitage for startsy was established 400 metres (1,300 ft) away from the monastery. The startsy attracted crowds of devout Christians to Kozelsk. Among others, Optina Pustyn was visited by Fyodor Dostoevsky, Vasily Zhukovsky, Nikolai Gogol, Ivan Turgenev, and Vasily Rozanov. Leo Tolstoy also visited the monastery, although he didn't approve of the staretsdom.
This page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/Optina_Monastery
Podcasts:
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Great Profile of 1 of Russia's Greatest Monasteries - Optina Pustyn - Russian Christian TV
published: 22 Nov 2022 -
All Night Vigil | Optina Monastery Choir
It was brought to my attention that this may not be the Optina Monastery Choir (very likely). Instead it could be the Russian Orthodox Choir in Exile in France, sometime in the 1990s. All Night Vigil | Optina Monastery Choir. Kievan Chant.
published: 21 Apr 2017 -
Optina Pustyn Male Choir - Psalm 103
About Optina Pustyn Male Choir: The Optina Pustyn male choir was founded in the Dormition Metochion of the Optina Pustyn monastery in St. Petersburg in 1996. On September 15, 1996, on Anthony and Theodosius of Kiev feast day, the first znamenny liturgy was celebrated. Besides ancient Russian one-voiced chants, various types of Russian polyphonic chants were performed at the service: strochnoye singing, znamenny polyphony and early partsong, as well as chants from Orthodox cantatory traditions — Greek, Serbian, Bulgarian and Georgian. At services the choir sings according to the 17th century ‘Kievan znamya’ that synodic one-voiced song books are printed in. The absolute majority of composers, including P.I. Tchaikovsky and S.V. Rachmaninoff, based their sacred music on chants from those boo...
published: 18 Jul 2020 -
A Prophecy of Future Lawlessness - St. Anatole the Younger of Optina
A very important prophecy, focused more on the signs of the apostasy than specific people and places, from a Russian New Martyr, St. Anatole the Younger of Optina (+1922). This prophecy was given shortly after the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution. St. Anatole was a clairvoyant, God-bearing elder and one of the great cloud of elders from the monastery of Optina. -READ the prophecy here: https://www.orthodox.net/articles/anatoly-letter.html -BUY the book giving the full account of his life and teachings from St. Herman of Alaska Press, "Elder Anatole the Younger of Optina": https://www.sainthermanmonastery.com/Elder-Anatole-the-Younger-of-Optina-p/ana.htm -READ a shorter version of his life in The Orthodox Word, Issue 39, Jul-Aug 1971. Read here: https://archive.org/details/100101V17N05061981SepOc...
published: 02 Jun 2023 -
Optina Monastery, Russia
Dr Anna Rogozhina joins the Orthodox Fellowship of St John the Baptist to tell us about Optina Monastery, Russia. Part of Summer Series of Virtual Visits to Monasteries around the World www.forerunner.org.uk
published: 13 Mar 2021 -
The Smile of God: Starets Elijah of Optina Monastery (Russia) in Holy Mount Athos (Greece)
published: 20 Feb 2023 -
Moscow Patriarch's spiritual father Elijah, the Great-Monk
Elijah is a great-monk to whom his holiness Patriarch of Moscow and all Russia Cyril goes to confession and for council. Father Elijah is very popular in Russia for his great piety and wisdom. There are only two types of monks in the Orthodox Church, monks and great-monks. Great monks are monks who suppress the way of life of ordinary monks, they must focus their entire being on prayer, mercy, and their entire focus must be on avoiding any sin, they must become icons of angels.
published: 12 Apr 2016 -
Step to the Skies - Valaam Monastery Documentary
The life of Russian Orthodox monks on the islands of Valaam. The Valaam Monastery is often referred to as the Athos of the North.
published: 19 Aug 2014 -
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published: 31 Oct 2018 -
Optina-Pustyn-Kloster (russisch-orthodox), Film von Andrej Polushin, deutsche Untertitel (DE)
Die Optina-Einsiedelei (RUS) - Dokumentarfilm MIT DEUTSCHEN UNTERTITELN - ************************BITTE DEUTSCHE UNTERTITEL MANUELL EINSCHALTEN************* Zur Webseite der Optona Pustyn / der Optina-Einsiedelei: https://www.optina.ru Das Optina-Pustyn-Kloster Das Optina-Pustyn-Kloster, offiziell Svyato-Vvedenskaya Optinskaya Pustyn (Hl.-Optina-Einsiedelei zu Ehren der Mariä Einführung in den Tempel) ist ein Mönchskloster in der Nähe von Koselsk und war im 19. Jahrhundert das bedeutendste geistliche Zentrum der Russischen Orthodoxen Kirche. Das Kloster wurde berühmt für die von ihm ausgehende mönchische Erneuerungsbewegung in Russland, die auf der hesychastischen Tradition beruhte, die im 18. Jahrhundert weitgehend in Vergessenheit geraten war. Mehr zur Geschichte des Klosters: htt...
published: 11 Nov 2022
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Great Profile of 1 of Russia's Greatest Monasteries - Optina Pustyn - Russian Christian TV
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- Duration: 16:01
- Uploaded Date: 22 Nov 2022
- views: 1825
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All Night Vigil | Optina Monastery Choir
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- Duration: 53:40
- Uploaded Date: 21 Apr 2017
- views: 12606
It was brought to my attention that this may not be the Optina Monastery Choir (very likely). Instead it could be the Russian Orthodox Choir in Exile in France,...
It was brought to my attention that this may not be the Optina Monastery Choir (very likely). Instead it could be the Russian Orthodox Choir in Exile in France, sometime in the 1990s.
All Night Vigil | Optina Monastery Choir. Kievan Chant.
https://wn.com/All_Night_Vigil_|_Optina_Monastery_Choir
It was brought to my attention that this may not be the Optina Monastery Choir (very likely). Instead it could be the Russian Orthodox Choir in Exile in France, sometime in the 1990s.
All Night Vigil | Optina Monastery Choir. Kievan Chant.
- published: 21 Apr 2017
- views: 12606
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Optina Pustyn Male Choir - Psalm 103
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- Duration: 6:11
- Uploaded Date: 18 Jul 2020
- views: 1685
About Optina Pustyn Male Choir:
The Optina Pustyn male choir was founded in the Dormition Metochion of the Optina Pustyn monastery in St. Petersburg in 1996. On...
About Optina Pustyn Male Choir:
The Optina Pustyn male choir was founded in the Dormition Metochion of the Optina Pustyn monastery in St. Petersburg in 1996. On September 15, 1996, on Anthony and Theodosius of Kiev feast day, the first znamenny liturgy was celebrated. Besides ancient Russian one-voiced chants, various types of Russian polyphonic chants were performed at the service: strochnoye singing, znamenny polyphony and early partsong, as well as chants from Orthodox cantatory traditions — Greek, Serbian, Bulgarian and Georgian. At services the choir sings according to the 17th century ‘Kievan znamya’ that synodic one-voiced song books are printed in. The absolute majority of composers, including P.I. Tchaikovsky and S.V. Rachmaninoff, based their sacred music on chants from those books. Besides decipherments of ancient Russian polyphony, the choir performs their own and composer versions of church chants, as well as the most outstanding works by church composers. The singing tradition that has been established at Metochion services correlates to the era when multiple forms of a chant existed, during the reign of Alexei Mikhailovich and till the end of the Petrine era.
The ensemble is composed of twelve professional singers – graduates of the St. Petersburg Conservatory; seven to nine soloists go on tours. Alexander Semyonov, the founder, Artistic Director and Choir Master, graduated the Choral Conducting Faculty of the St. Petersburg Conservatory in the class of Valery Borisov, and he also attended symphony conducting in the class of Eduard Serov. After graduating from the Conservatory, he studied ancient Russian hook notations under the guidance of Albina Kruchinina and Zivar Guseynova. The choir consists of outstanding St. Petersburg soloists: Vladimir Miller (basso profondo), leading singer of St. Petersburg State Academic Capella and Mariinsky Opera and Ballet House; Viktor Khaprov (bass); Dmitry Shishkin (bass), laureate of international competitions; Sergey Grigoriev (Choir Master, bass); Boris Petrov (baritone), laureate of international competitions; Dmitry Pisarev (baritone), laureate of international competitions; Andrey Ivanushkin (Choir Master, tenor); Nikita Chernikov (tenor); Ivan Egorov (tenor); Alexander Gorbatenko (counter-tenor), laureate of international competitions. The range of male voices is vast: from F1 to f2; mastery of vocal nuances and thorough selection of the timbral ensemble enable the choir members to achieve superb artistic results in many choral genres: from medieval monody to contemporary polyphonic scores.
The Optina Pustyn choir presents undiscovered areas of music culture, drawing historical and artistic parallels between various genres and styles of church music. The first choir’s concert programme was put together in 1998, and included transcriptions of spiritual and secular compositions made by A. Semyonov. The choir toured Russia with the programmes “Millennium of Russian Church Singing” (2000) and “Saintly Love” (2003). In 2008, at the Regensburg Museum of History (Germany), the choir presented the programme “Chants of an ancient Church” that included Gregorian, Ambrosian, Byzantine, Armenian and Georgian chants of the 5th–14th centuries performed in the original languages. In 2011, the choir performed the programme “Ars Antiqua & Ars Nova” together with Belgian conductor Paul van Nevel, the founder of the Huelgas Ensemble. This programme included masterpieces of Western European polyphony of the Renaissance. In 2013, in the St. Petersburg Philharmonia, the choir performed the programme “Chants of the Sovereign Singers”. The chants that were conceived in the most famous Russian singing corporation were accompanied by musical and historical commentaries on the reign of Ivan III, Ivan IV, Fyodor I, Alexei Mikhailovich and Peter the Great. The audience also enjoys concert programmes dedicated to Christmas, Great Lent and Easter Sunday.
http://www.optinachoir.com/
https://wn.com/Optina_Pustyn_Male_Choir_Psalm_103
About Optina Pustyn Male Choir:
The Optina Pustyn male choir was founded in the Dormition Metochion of the Optina Pustyn monastery in St. Petersburg in 1996. On September 15, 1996, on Anthony and Theodosius of Kiev feast day, the first znamenny liturgy was celebrated. Besides ancient Russian one-voiced chants, various types of Russian polyphonic chants were performed at the service: strochnoye singing, znamenny polyphony and early partsong, as well as chants from Orthodox cantatory traditions — Greek, Serbian, Bulgarian and Georgian. At services the choir sings according to the 17th century ‘Kievan znamya’ that synodic one-voiced song books are printed in. The absolute majority of composers, including P.I. Tchaikovsky and S.V. Rachmaninoff, based their sacred music on chants from those books. Besides decipherments of ancient Russian polyphony, the choir performs their own and composer versions of church chants, as well as the most outstanding works by church composers. The singing tradition that has been established at Metochion services correlates to the era when multiple forms of a chant existed, during the reign of Alexei Mikhailovich and till the end of the Petrine era.
The ensemble is composed of twelve professional singers – graduates of the St. Petersburg Conservatory; seven to nine soloists go on tours. Alexander Semyonov, the founder, Artistic Director and Choir Master, graduated the Choral Conducting Faculty of the St. Petersburg Conservatory in the class of Valery Borisov, and he also attended symphony conducting in the class of Eduard Serov. After graduating from the Conservatory, he studied ancient Russian hook notations under the guidance of Albina Kruchinina and Zivar Guseynova. The choir consists of outstanding St. Petersburg soloists: Vladimir Miller (basso profondo), leading singer of St. Petersburg State Academic Capella and Mariinsky Opera and Ballet House; Viktor Khaprov (bass); Dmitry Shishkin (bass), laureate of international competitions; Sergey Grigoriev (Choir Master, bass); Boris Petrov (baritone), laureate of international competitions; Dmitry Pisarev (baritone), laureate of international competitions; Andrey Ivanushkin (Choir Master, tenor); Nikita Chernikov (tenor); Ivan Egorov (tenor); Alexander Gorbatenko (counter-tenor), laureate of international competitions. The range of male voices is vast: from F1 to f2; mastery of vocal nuances and thorough selection of the timbral ensemble enable the choir members to achieve superb artistic results in many choral genres: from medieval monody to contemporary polyphonic scores.
The Optina Pustyn choir presents undiscovered areas of music culture, drawing historical and artistic parallels between various genres and styles of church music. The first choir’s concert programme was put together in 1998, and included transcriptions of spiritual and secular compositions made by A. Semyonov. The choir toured Russia with the programmes “Millennium of Russian Church Singing” (2000) and “Saintly Love” (2003). In 2008, at the Regensburg Museum of History (Germany), the choir presented the programme “Chants of an ancient Church” that included Gregorian, Ambrosian, Byzantine, Armenian and Georgian chants of the 5th–14th centuries performed in the original languages. In 2011, the choir performed the programme “Ars Antiqua & Ars Nova” together with Belgian conductor Paul van Nevel, the founder of the Huelgas Ensemble. This programme included masterpieces of Western European polyphony of the Renaissance. In 2013, in the St. Petersburg Philharmonia, the choir performed the programme “Chants of the Sovereign Singers”. The chants that were conceived in the most famous Russian singing corporation were accompanied by musical and historical commentaries on the reign of Ivan III, Ivan IV, Fyodor I, Alexei Mikhailovich and Peter the Great. The audience also enjoys concert programmes dedicated to Christmas, Great Lent and Easter Sunday.
http://www.optinachoir.com/
- published: 18 Jul 2020
- views: 1685
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A Prophecy of Future Lawlessness - St. Anatole the Younger of Optina
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- Duration: 5:21
- Uploaded Date: 02 Jun 2023
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A very important prophecy, focused more on the signs of the apostasy than specific people and places, from a Russian New Martyr, St. Anatole the Younger of Opti...
A very important prophecy, focused more on the signs of the apostasy than specific people and places, from a Russian New Martyr, St. Anatole the Younger of Optina (+1922). This prophecy was given shortly after the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution. St. Anatole was a clairvoyant, God-bearing elder and one of the great cloud of elders from the monastery of Optina.
-READ the prophecy here: https://www.orthodox.net/articles/anatoly-letter.html
-BUY the book giving the full account of his life and teachings from St. Herman of Alaska Press, "Elder Anatole the Younger of Optina": https://www.sainthermanmonastery.com/Elder-Anatole-the-Younger-of-Optina-p/ana.htm
-READ a shorter version of his life in The Orthodox Word, Issue 39, Jul-Aug 1971. Read here: https://archive.org/details/100101V17N05061981SepOctNovDec
-READ "Russia's Catacomb Saints": https://russiascatacombsaints.blogspot.com/
-FIND an Orthodox parish and monastery near you: https://orthodoxyinamerica.org/
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[Satan] will not begin by crudely rejecting the dogmas of the Holy Trinity, the divinity of Jesus Christ and the virtue of the Theotokos, but he will begin imperceptibly to distort the teachings and statutes of the Church and their very spirit, handed down to us by the Holy Fathers through the Holy Spirit.
Few will notice these wiles of the enemy, only those more experienced in the spiritual life.
Heretics will seize power over the Church and will place their servants everywhere; the pious will be regarded with contempt. He (the Lord) said, by their fruits ye shall know them, and so, by their fruits, as well as by the actions of the heretics, strive to distinguish them from the true pastors.
...they will distort the Divine Faith imperceptibly, in order to succeed better in seducing and enticing the inexperienced into the net.
...all those ruled by heresy will not endure piety.
Monastics will be greatly oppressed by the heretics and monastic life will be scorned.
These threats will cause great despair among the fainthearted, but you, my son rejoice that you have lived until that time, for then the faithful who have not shown any other virtues, will receive crowns merely for standing firm in the faith, according to the word of the Lord.
...the holy martyrs and confessors, they will look upon you and your struggle with joy.
But woe to the monks in those days who will be bound with possessions and riches, who because of love of peace will be ready to submit to the heretics. They will lull to sleep their conscience, saying, “We are preserving and saving the monastery and the Lord will forgive us.” The unfortunate and blind ones do not at all consider that through heresy the demons will enter the monastery and then it will no longer be a holy monastery, but merely walls from which grace will depart.
Do not fear sorrows, rather fear pernicious heresy, for it strips us of grace and separates us from Christ.
And so my son strengthen yourself in the grace of Jesus Christ. Hasten to confess the faith, to endure suffering as a good soldier of Jesus Christ, Who has said, Be faithful unto death, and I will give thee a crown of life.
_______
Orthodox Wisdom is dedicated to sharing the writings and lives of the Saints of the Orthodox Church. Glory to Jesus Christ!
https://wn.com/A_Prophecy_Of_Future_Lawlessness_St._Anatole_The_Younger_Of_Optina
A very important prophecy, focused more on the signs of the apostasy than specific people and places, from a Russian New Martyr, St. Anatole the Younger of Optina (+1922). This prophecy was given shortly after the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution. St. Anatole was a clairvoyant, God-bearing elder and one of the great cloud of elders from the monastery of Optina.
-READ the prophecy here: https://www.orthodox.net/articles/anatoly-letter.html
-BUY the book giving the full account of his life and teachings from St. Herman of Alaska Press, "Elder Anatole the Younger of Optina": https://www.sainthermanmonastery.com/Elder-Anatole-the-Younger-of-Optina-p/ana.htm
-READ a shorter version of his life in The Orthodox Word, Issue 39, Jul-Aug 1971. Read here: https://archive.org/details/100101V17N05061981SepOctNovDec
-READ "Russia's Catacomb Saints": https://russiascatacombsaints.blogspot.com/
-FIND an Orthodox parish and monastery near you: https://orthodoxyinamerica.org/
_______
[Satan] will not begin by crudely rejecting the dogmas of the Holy Trinity, the divinity of Jesus Christ and the virtue of the Theotokos, but he will begin imperceptibly to distort the teachings and statutes of the Church and their very spirit, handed down to us by the Holy Fathers through the Holy Spirit.
Few will notice these wiles of the enemy, only those more experienced in the spiritual life.
Heretics will seize power over the Church and will place their servants everywhere; the pious will be regarded with contempt. He (the Lord) said, by their fruits ye shall know them, and so, by their fruits, as well as by the actions of the heretics, strive to distinguish them from the true pastors.
...they will distort the Divine Faith imperceptibly, in order to succeed better in seducing and enticing the inexperienced into the net.
...all those ruled by heresy will not endure piety.
Monastics will be greatly oppressed by the heretics and monastic life will be scorned.
These threats will cause great despair among the fainthearted, but you, my son rejoice that you have lived until that time, for then the faithful who have not shown any other virtues, will receive crowns merely for standing firm in the faith, according to the word of the Lord.
...the holy martyrs and confessors, they will look upon you and your struggle with joy.
But woe to the monks in those days who will be bound with possessions and riches, who because of love of peace will be ready to submit to the heretics. They will lull to sleep their conscience, saying, “We are preserving and saving the monastery and the Lord will forgive us.” The unfortunate and blind ones do not at all consider that through heresy the demons will enter the monastery and then it will no longer be a holy monastery, but merely walls from which grace will depart.
Do not fear sorrows, rather fear pernicious heresy, for it strips us of grace and separates us from Christ.
And so my son strengthen yourself in the grace of Jesus Christ. Hasten to confess the faith, to endure suffering as a good soldier of Jesus Christ, Who has said, Be faithful unto death, and I will give thee a crown of life.
_______
Orthodox Wisdom is dedicated to sharing the writings and lives of the Saints of the Orthodox Church. Glory to Jesus Christ!
- published: 02 Jun 2023
- views: 4577
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Optina Monastery, Russia
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- Duration: 1:20:33
- Uploaded Date: 13 Mar 2021
- views: 447
Dr Anna Rogozhina joins the Orthodox Fellowship of St John the Baptist to tell us about Optina Monastery, Russia.
Part of Summer Series of Virtual Visits to Mo...
Dr Anna Rogozhina joins the Orthodox Fellowship of St John the Baptist to tell us about Optina Monastery, Russia.
Part of Summer Series of Virtual Visits to Monasteries around the World
www.forerunner.org.uk
https://wn.com/Optina_Monastery,_Russia
Dr Anna Rogozhina joins the Orthodox Fellowship of St John the Baptist to tell us about Optina Monastery, Russia.
Part of Summer Series of Virtual Visits to Monasteries around the World
www.forerunner.org.uk
- published: 13 Mar 2021
- views: 447
1:00
The Smile of God: Starets Elijah of Optina Monastery (Russia) in Holy Mount Athos (Greece)
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- Duration: 1:00
- Uploaded Date: 20 Feb 2023
- views: 461
- published: 20 Feb 2023
- views: 461
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Moscow Patriarch's spiritual father Elijah, the Great-Monk
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- Duration: 2:59
- Uploaded Date: 12 Apr 2016
- views: 58360
Elijah is a great-monk to whom his holiness Patriarch of Moscow and all Russia Cyril goes to confession and for council. Father Elijah is very popular in Russia...
Elijah is a great-monk to whom his holiness Patriarch of Moscow and all Russia Cyril goes to confession and for council. Father Elijah is very popular in Russia for his great piety and wisdom.
There are only two types of monks in the Orthodox Church, monks and great-monks. Great monks are monks who suppress the way of life of ordinary monks, they must focus their entire being on prayer, mercy, and their entire focus must be on avoiding any sin, they must become icons of angels.
https://wn.com/Moscow_Patriarch's_Spiritual_Father_Elijah,_The_Great_Monk
Elijah is a great-monk to whom his holiness Patriarch of Moscow and all Russia Cyril goes to confession and for council. Father Elijah is very popular in Russia for his great piety and wisdom.
There are only two types of monks in the Orthodox Church, monks and great-monks. Great monks are monks who suppress the way of life of ordinary monks, they must focus their entire being on prayer, mercy, and their entire focus must be on avoiding any sin, they must become icons of angels.
- published: 12 Apr 2016
- views: 58360
1:10:07
Step to the Skies - Valaam Monastery Documentary
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- Duration: 1:10:07
- Uploaded Date: 19 Aug 2014
- views: 158416
The life of Russian Orthodox monks on the islands of Valaam. The Valaam Monastery is often referred to as the Athos of the North.
The life of Russian Orthodox monks on the islands of Valaam. The Valaam Monastery is often referred to as the Athos of the North.
https://wn.com/Step_To_The_Skies_Valaam_Monastery_Documentary
The life of Russian Orthodox monks on the islands of Valaam. The Valaam Monastery is often referred to as the Athos of the North.
- published: 19 Aug 2014
- views: 158416
1:04:00
#Благословенная #ОПТИНА!!! #ПЕСНОПЕНИЯбратии #СВЯТОЙобители. #ОптинаПУСТЫНЬ #ОптинскиеСТАРЦЫ
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- Duration: 1:04:00
- Uploaded Date: 31 Oct 2018
- views: 291727
Потому говорю вам: все, чего ни будете просить в молитве, верьте, что получите, - и будет вам.
От Марка 11:24
Друзья! Поделитесь этим со своими близким и друз...
Потому говорю вам: все, чего ни будете просить в молитве, верьте, что получите, - и будет вам.
От Марка 11:24
Друзья! Поделитесь этим со своими близким и друзьям, в своих соц. сетях!
Каждый день - МЫ ВМЕСТЕ!
Приглашаем Вас на нашу страничку: https://www.youtube.com/@StJohnofKronstadtVLG
Братья и сестры!!!
Если кто-то, по зову своего доброго сердца, возжелает поддержать наш скромный труд, МЫ будем ВАМ очень ПРИЗНАТЕЛЬНЫ.
СБЕР: 4276 1609 3973 2500
Да сохранит Вас ГОСПОДЬ, за Вашу доброту!
Отец Наш Небесный зрит на ВСЕ ДЕЛА, совершаемые нами В ТАЙНЕ.
Храни Вас БОГ!
Все авторские права принадлежат их законным владельцам.
Воистину ХРИСТОС посреди нас есть и будет!!!
Велика и несравненно прекрасна река Божья — святая Оптина! Течёт эта река из источников жизни временной в море вечно радостного бесконечного жития в царстве незаходимого Света, и несет на себе она ладии и своих пустынножителей, и многих других многоскорбных, измученных, страдальческих душ, обретших правду жизни у ног великих Оптинских старцев.
01-Благослови, душе моя, Господа
02-Блажен муж
03-Свете тихий
04-Богородице Дево, радуйся!
05-Честнейшую херувим
06-Херувимская
07-Первый псалом
08-Второй псалом
09-Третий псалом
10-Четвертый псалом
11-Пятый псалом
12-Шестой псалом
13-Седьмой псалом
14-Восьмой псалом
Песнопения в исполнении хора братии Оптиной Пустыни, 2007 год.
Каждый день - МЫ ВМЕСТЕ!
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Optina-Pustyn-Kloster (russisch-orthodox), Film von Andrej Polushin, deutsche Untertitel (DE)
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Die Optina-Einsiedelei (RUS) - Dokumentarfilm
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Die Optina-Einsiedelei (RUS) - Dokumentarfilm
MIT DEUTSCHEN UNTERTITELN - ************************BITTE DEUTSCHE UNTERTITEL MANUELL EINSCHALTEN*************
Zur Webseite der Optona Pustyn / der Optina-Einsiedelei: https://www.optina.ru
Das Optina-Pustyn-Kloster
Das Optina-Pustyn-Kloster, offiziell Svyato-Vvedenskaya Optinskaya Pustyn (Hl.-Optina-Einsiedelei zu Ehren der Mariä Einführung in den Tempel) ist ein Mönchskloster in der Nähe von Koselsk und war im 19. Jahrhundert das bedeutendste geistliche Zentrum der Russischen Orthodoxen Kirche. Das Kloster wurde berühmt für die von ihm ausgehende mönchische Erneuerungsbewegung in Russland, die auf der hesychastischen Tradition beruhte, die im 18. Jahrhundert weitgehend in Vergessenheit geraten war.
Mehr zur Geschichte des Klosters: https://orthpedia.de/index.php/Optina-Pustyn-Kloster
Die Starzen
• Starez Moses (Moisej), entschlafen 1862.
• Starez Antonios (Antonij), entschlafen 1865.
• Starez Lew (Leo), entschlafen 1841.
• Starez Makarios (Makarij), entschlafen 1860.
• Starez Ilarion (Hilarion), entschlafen 1873.
• Starez Ambrosios (Amwrosij, Prototyp für den Starzen Sosima in Dostojewskis Die Brüder Karamasow), entschlafen 1891.
• Starez Anatolios (Anatolij), entschlafen 1894.
• Starez Isaak der Ältere, entschlafen 1894.
• Starez Joseph (Iosif), entschlafen 1911.
• Starez Barsanuphius (Warsonofij), entschlafen 1913.
• Starez Anatolios (Anatolij) der Jüngere, entschlafen 1922.
• Starez Nektarios (Nectarij), entschlafen 1928.
• Starez Nikon der Bekenner, entschlafen 1931.
• Hieromärtyrer Isaak der Jüngere wurde am 26. Dezember 1937 von den Bolschewiken in Tula erschossen.
Diese Heiligen Väter machten die Einsiedelei in Optina Pustyn zum Zentrum einer machtvollen Erneuerungsbewegung, die sich in der Russischen Kirche seit Beginn des 19. Jahrhunderts ausbreitete und bis zu den atheistischen Verfolgungen im 20. Jahrhundert andauerte. Großen Einfluss hatte dabei der Hl. Paisius Welitschkowski (Gedenktag: 15. November), der die fast verlorengegangene hesychastische Tradition der Orthodoxie|orthodoxen]] Spiritualität im 18. Jahrhundert in Russland wiederbelebte und dessen Wirken im Optina-Kloster eine Art “Hauptquartier” fand, von dem aus es sich im ganzen Land verbreitete.
Das feierliche Gedächtnis der Starzen von Optina wurde vom Konzil der Russischen Kirche im Ausland 1990 und vom [[Moskauer Patriarchat 1996 beschlossen. Das Optina-Pustyn-Kloster selbst wurde 1987 neu gegründet.
-------------Gebet der letzten Starzen der Optina.------------------
Herr, gewähre mir mit geistiger Ruhe allem zu begegnen, was mir der heutige Tag bringt.
Gewähre mir mich ganz Deinem heiligen Willen zu ergeben.
In jeder Stunde des heutigen Tages erleuchte und stärke mich in allem.
Was ich auch erfahren möge im Laufe dieses Tages, lehre mich alles in Seelenruhe aufzunehmen und mit der festen Überzeugung, dass alles nach Deinem heiligen Willen geschehe.
In all meinen Taten und Worten leite mich in meinen Gedanken und Gefühlen.
Bei allen unvorhergesehenen Ereignissen lasse mich nicht vergessen, dass alles durch Dich geschieht.
Lehre mich mit allen Famillienangehörigen aufrichtig und vernünftig umzugehen, niemanden zu bestürzen oder zu betrüben.
Herr, gib mir Kraft, die Lasten des bevorstehenden Tages zu ertragen und alle Geschehnisse durchzustehen.
Leite meinen Willen und lehre mich beten, hoffen, glauben, lieben, erdulden und verzeihen. Amen.
Zitiert nach der Internetseite der Russisch-Orthodoxen Kirche zu Leipzig bzw. Bibliothek der orthodoxen Literatur in deutscher Sprache: Gebete.
Оптина Пустынь - Монастырь Оптина Пустынь - Православие
С немецкими субтитрами
Документальный фильм Андрея Полушина 2008
Немецкие Субтитры
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Die Optina-Einsiedelei (RUS) - Dokumentarfilm
MIT DEUTSCHEN UNTERTITELN - ************************BITTE DEUTSCHE UNTERTITEL MANUELL EINSCHALTEN*************
Zur Webseite der Optona Pustyn / der Optina-Einsiedelei: https://www.optina.ru
Das Optina-Pustyn-Kloster
Das Optina-Pustyn-Kloster, offiziell Svyato-Vvedenskaya Optinskaya Pustyn (Hl.-Optina-Einsiedelei zu Ehren der Mariä Einführung in den Tempel) ist ein Mönchskloster in der Nähe von Koselsk und war im 19. Jahrhundert das bedeutendste geistliche Zentrum der Russischen Orthodoxen Kirche. Das Kloster wurde berühmt für die von ihm ausgehende mönchische Erneuerungsbewegung in Russland, die auf der hesychastischen Tradition beruhte, die im 18. Jahrhundert weitgehend in Vergessenheit geraten war.
Mehr zur Geschichte des Klosters: https://orthpedia.de/index.php/Optina-Pustyn-Kloster
Die Starzen
• Starez Moses (Moisej), entschlafen 1862.
• Starez Antonios (Antonij), entschlafen 1865.
• Starez Lew (Leo), entschlafen 1841.
• Starez Makarios (Makarij), entschlafen 1860.
• Starez Ilarion (Hilarion), entschlafen 1873.
• Starez Ambrosios (Amwrosij, Prototyp für den Starzen Sosima in Dostojewskis Die Brüder Karamasow), entschlafen 1891.
• Starez Anatolios (Anatolij), entschlafen 1894.
• Starez Isaak der Ältere, entschlafen 1894.
• Starez Joseph (Iosif), entschlafen 1911.
• Starez Barsanuphius (Warsonofij), entschlafen 1913.
• Starez Anatolios (Anatolij) der Jüngere, entschlafen 1922.
• Starez Nektarios (Nectarij), entschlafen 1928.
• Starez Nikon der Bekenner, entschlafen 1931.
• Hieromärtyrer Isaak der Jüngere wurde am 26. Dezember 1937 von den Bolschewiken in Tula erschossen.
Diese Heiligen Väter machten die Einsiedelei in Optina Pustyn zum Zentrum einer machtvollen Erneuerungsbewegung, die sich in der Russischen Kirche seit Beginn des 19. Jahrhunderts ausbreitete und bis zu den atheistischen Verfolgungen im 20. Jahrhundert andauerte. Großen Einfluss hatte dabei der Hl. Paisius Welitschkowski (Gedenktag: 15. November), der die fast verlorengegangene hesychastische Tradition der Orthodoxie|orthodoxen]] Spiritualität im 18. Jahrhundert in Russland wiederbelebte und dessen Wirken im Optina-Kloster eine Art “Hauptquartier” fand, von dem aus es sich im ganzen Land verbreitete.
Das feierliche Gedächtnis der Starzen von Optina wurde vom Konzil der Russischen Kirche im Ausland 1990 und vom [[Moskauer Patriarchat 1996 beschlossen. Das Optina-Pustyn-Kloster selbst wurde 1987 neu gegründet.
-------------Gebet der letzten Starzen der Optina.------------------
Herr, gewähre mir mit geistiger Ruhe allem zu begegnen, was mir der heutige Tag bringt.
Gewähre mir mich ganz Deinem heiligen Willen zu ergeben.
In jeder Stunde des heutigen Tages erleuchte und stärke mich in allem.
Was ich auch erfahren möge im Laufe dieses Tages, lehre mich alles in Seelenruhe aufzunehmen und mit der festen Überzeugung, dass alles nach Deinem heiligen Willen geschehe.
In all meinen Taten und Worten leite mich in meinen Gedanken und Gefühlen.
Bei allen unvorhergesehenen Ereignissen lasse mich nicht vergessen, dass alles durch Dich geschieht.
Lehre mich mit allen Famillienangehörigen aufrichtig und vernünftig umzugehen, niemanden zu bestürzen oder zu betrüben.
Herr, gib mir Kraft, die Lasten des bevorstehenden Tages zu ertragen und alle Geschehnisse durchzustehen.
Leite meinen Willen und lehre mich beten, hoffen, glauben, lieben, erdulden und verzeihen. Amen.
Zitiert nach der Internetseite der Russisch-Orthodoxen Kirche zu Leipzig bzw. Bibliothek der orthodoxen Literatur in deutscher Sprache: Gebete.
Оптина Пустынь - Монастырь Оптина Пустынь - Православие
С немецкими субтитрами
Документальный фильм Андрея Полушина 2008
Немецкие Субтитры
- published: 11 Nov 2022
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Great Profile of 1 of Russia's Greatest Monasteries - Optina Pustyn - Russian Christian TV
published: 22 Nov 2022
Great Profile of 1 of Russia's Greatest Monasteries - Optina Pustyn - Russian Christian TV
Great Profile of 1 of Russia's Greatest Monasteries - Optina Pustyn - Russian Christian TV
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All Night Vigil | Optina Monastery Choir
It was brought to my attention that this may not be the Optina Monastery Choir (very likel...
published: 21 Apr 2017
All Night Vigil | Optina Monastery Choir
All Night Vigil | Optina Monastery Choir
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It was brought to my attention that this may not be the Optina Monastery Choir (very likely). Instead it could be the Russian Orthodox Choir in Exile in France, sometime in the 1990s.
All Night Vigil | Optina Monastery Choir. Kievan Chant.
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Optina Pustyn Male Choir - Psalm 103
About Optina Pustyn Male Choir:
The Optina Pustyn male choir was founded in the Dormition ...
published: 18 Jul 2020
Optina Pustyn Male Choir - Psalm 103
Optina Pustyn Male Choir - Psalm 103
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About Optina Pustyn Male Choir:
The Optina Pustyn male choir was founded in the Dormition Metochion of the Optina Pustyn monastery in St. Petersburg in 1996. On September 15, 1996, on Anthony and Theodosius of Kiev feast day, the first znamenny liturgy was celebrated. Besides ancient Russian one-voiced chants, various types of Russian polyphonic chants were performed at the service: strochnoye singing, znamenny polyphony and early partsong, as well as chants from Orthodox cantatory traditions — Greek, Serbian, Bulgarian and Georgian. At services the choir sings according to the 17th century ‘Kievan znamya’ that synodic one-voiced song books are printed in. The absolute majority of composers, including P.I. Tchaikovsky and S.V. Rachmaninoff, based their sacred music on chants from those books. Besides decipherments of ancient Russian polyphony, the choir performs their own and composer versions of church chants, as well as the most outstanding works by church composers. The singing tradition that has been established at Metochion services correlates to the era when multiple forms of a chant existed, during the reign of Alexei Mikhailovich and till the end of the Petrine era.
The ensemble is composed of twelve professional singers – graduates of the St. Petersburg Conservatory; seven to nine soloists go on tours. Alexander Semyonov, the founder, Artistic Director and Choir Master, graduated the Choral Conducting Faculty of the St. Petersburg Conservatory in the class of Valery Borisov, and he also attended symphony conducting in the class of Eduard Serov. After graduating from the Conservatory, he studied ancient Russian hook notations under the guidance of Albina Kruchinina and Zivar Guseynova. The choir consists of outstanding St. Petersburg soloists: Vladimir Miller (basso profondo), leading singer of St. Petersburg State Academic Capella and Mariinsky Opera and Ballet House; Viktor Khaprov (bass); Dmitry Shishkin (bass), laureate of international competitions; Sergey Grigoriev (Choir Master, bass); Boris Petrov (baritone), laureate of international competitions; Dmitry Pisarev (baritone), laureate of international competitions; Andrey Ivanushkin (Choir Master, tenor); Nikita Chernikov (tenor); Ivan Egorov (tenor); Alexander Gorbatenko (counter-tenor), laureate of international competitions. The range of male voices is vast: from F1 to f2; mastery of vocal nuances and thorough selection of the timbral ensemble enable the choir members to achieve superb artistic results in many choral genres: from medieval monody to contemporary polyphonic scores.
The Optina Pustyn choir presents undiscovered areas of music culture, drawing historical and artistic parallels between various genres and styles of church music. The first choir’s concert programme was put together in 1998, and included transcriptions of spiritual and secular compositions made by A. Semyonov. The choir toured Russia with the programmes “Millennium of Russian Church Singing” (2000) and “Saintly Love” (2003). In 2008, at the Regensburg Museum of History (Germany), the choir presented the programme “Chants of an ancient Church” that included Gregorian, Ambrosian, Byzantine, Armenian and Georgian chants of the 5th–14th centuries performed in the original languages. In 2011, the choir performed the programme “Ars Antiqua & Ars Nova” together with Belgian conductor Paul van Nevel, the founder of the Huelgas Ensemble. This programme included masterpieces of Western European polyphony of the Renaissance. In 2013, in the St. Petersburg Philharmonia, the choir performed the programme “Chants of the Sovereign Singers”. The chants that were conceived in the most famous Russian singing corporation were accompanied by musical and historical commentaries on the reign of Ivan III, Ivan IV, Fyodor I, Alexei Mikhailovich and Peter the Great. The audience also enjoys concert programmes dedicated to Christmas, Great Lent and Easter Sunday.
http://www.optinachoir.com/
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A Prophecy of Future Lawlessness - St. Anatole the Younger of Optina
A very important prophecy, focused more on the signs of the apostasy than specific people ...
published: 02 Jun 2023
A Prophecy of Future Lawlessness - St. Anatole the Younger of Optina
A Prophecy of Future Lawlessness - St. Anatole the Younger of Optina
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A very important prophecy, focused more on the signs of the apostasy than specific people and places, from a Russian New Martyr, St. Anatole the Younger of Optina (+1922). This prophecy was given shortly after the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution. St. Anatole was a clairvoyant, God-bearing elder and one of the great cloud of elders from the monastery of Optina.
-READ the prophecy here: https://www.orthodox.net/articles/anatoly-letter.html
-BUY the book giving the full account of his life and teachings from St. Herman of Alaska Press, "Elder Anatole the Younger of Optina": https://www.sainthermanmonastery.com/Elder-Anatole-the-Younger-of-Optina-p/ana.htm
-READ a shorter version of his life in The Orthodox Word, Issue 39, Jul-Aug 1971. Read here: https://archive.org/details/100101V17N05061981SepOctNovDec
-READ "Russia's Catacomb Saints": https://russiascatacombsaints.blogspot.com/
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[Satan] will not begin by crudely rejecting the dogmas of the Holy Trinity, the divinity of Jesus Christ and the virtue of the Theotokos, but he will begin imperceptibly to distort the teachings and statutes of the Church and their very spirit, handed down to us by the Holy Fathers through the Holy Spirit.
Few will notice these wiles of the enemy, only those more experienced in the spiritual life.
Heretics will seize power over the Church and will place their servants everywhere; the pious will be regarded with contempt. He (the Lord) said, by their fruits ye shall know them, and so, by their fruits, as well as by the actions of the heretics, strive to distinguish them from the true pastors.
...they will distort the Divine Faith imperceptibly, in order to succeed better in seducing and enticing the inexperienced into the net.
...all those ruled by heresy will not endure piety.
Monastics will be greatly oppressed by the heretics and monastic life will be scorned.
These threats will cause great despair among the fainthearted, but you, my son rejoice that you have lived until that time, for then the faithful who have not shown any other virtues, will receive crowns merely for standing firm in the faith, according to the word of the Lord.
...the holy martyrs and confessors, they will look upon you and your struggle with joy.
But woe to the monks in those days who will be bound with possessions and riches, who because of love of peace will be ready to submit to the heretics. They will lull to sleep their conscience, saying, “We are preserving and saving the monastery and the Lord will forgive us.” The unfortunate and blind ones do not at all consider that through heresy the demons will enter the monastery and then it will no longer be a holy monastery, but merely walls from which grace will depart.
Do not fear sorrows, rather fear pernicious heresy, for it strips us of grace and separates us from Christ.
And so my son strengthen yourself in the grace of Jesus Christ. Hasten to confess the faith, to endure suffering as a good soldier of Jesus Christ, Who has said, Be faithful unto death, and I will give thee a crown of life.
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Optina Monastery, Russia
Dr Anna Rogozhina joins the Orthodox Fellowship of St John the Baptist to tell us about Op...
published: 13 Mar 2021
Optina Monastery, Russia
Optina Monastery, Russia
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Dr Anna Rogozhina joins the Orthodox Fellowship of St John the Baptist to tell us about Optina Monastery, Russia.
Part of Summer Series of Virtual Visits to Monasteries around the World
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The Smile of God: Starets Elijah of Optina Monastery (Russia) in Holy Mount Athos (Greece)
published: 20 Feb 2023
The Smile of God: Starets Elijah of Optina Monastery (Russia) in Holy Mount Athos (Greece)
The Smile of God: Starets Elijah of Optina Monastery (Russia) in Holy Mount Athos (Greece)
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Moscow Patriarch's spiritual father Elijah, the Great-Monk
Elijah is a great-monk to whom his holiness Patriarch of Moscow and all Russia Cyril goes ...
published: 12 Apr 2016
Moscow Patriarch's spiritual father Elijah, the Great-Monk
Moscow Patriarch's spiritual father Elijah, the Great-Monk
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Elijah is a great-monk to whom his holiness Patriarch of Moscow and all Russia Cyril goes to confession and for council. Father Elijah is very popular in Russia for his great piety and wisdom.
There are only two types of monks in the Orthodox Church, monks and great-monks. Great monks are monks who suppress the way of life of ordinary monks, they must focus their entire being on prayer, mercy, and their entire focus must be on avoiding any sin, they must become icons of angels.
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Step to the Skies - Valaam Monastery Documentary
The life of Russian Orthodox monks on the islands of Valaam. The Valaam Monastery is often...
published: 19 Aug 2014
Step to the Skies - Valaam Monastery Documentary
Step to the Skies - Valaam Monastery Documentary
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The life of Russian Orthodox monks on the islands of Valaam. The Valaam Monastery is often referred to as the Athos of the North.
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Велика и несравненно прекрасна река Божья — святая Оптина! Течёт эта река из источников жизни временной в море вечно радостного бесконечного жития в царстве незаходимого Света, и несет на себе она ладии и своих пустынножителей, и многих других многоскорбных, измученных, страдальческих душ, обретших правду жизни у ног великих Оптинских старцев.
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10-Четвертый псалом
11-Пятый псалом
12-Шестой псалом
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14-Восьмой псалом
Песнопения в исполнении хора братии Оптиной Пустыни, 2007 год.
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Optina-Pustyn-Kloster (russisch-orthodox), Film von Andrej Polushin, deutsche Untertitel (DE)
Die Optina-Einsiedelei (RUS) - Dokumentarfilm
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published: 11 Nov 2022
Optina-Pustyn-Kloster (russisch-orthodox), Film von Andrej Polushin, deutsche Untertitel (DE)
Optina-Pustyn-Kloster (russisch-orthodox), Film von Andrej Polushin, deutsche Untertitel (DE)
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Die Optina-Einsiedelei (RUS) - Dokumentarfilm
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Zur Webseite der Optona Pustyn / der Optina-Einsiedelei: https://www.optina.ru
Das Optina-Pustyn-Kloster
Das Optina-Pustyn-Kloster, offiziell Svyato-Vvedenskaya Optinskaya Pustyn (Hl.-Optina-Einsiedelei zu Ehren der Mariä Einführung in den Tempel) ist ein Mönchskloster in der Nähe von Koselsk und war im 19. Jahrhundert das bedeutendste geistliche Zentrum der Russischen Orthodoxen Kirche. Das Kloster wurde berühmt für die von ihm ausgehende mönchische Erneuerungsbewegung in Russland, die auf der hesychastischen Tradition beruhte, die im 18. Jahrhundert weitgehend in Vergessenheit geraten war.
Mehr zur Geschichte des Klosters: https://orthpedia.de/index.php/Optina-Pustyn-Kloster
Die Starzen
• Starez Moses (Moisej), entschlafen 1862.
• Starez Antonios (Antonij), entschlafen 1865.
• Starez Lew (Leo), entschlafen 1841.
• Starez Makarios (Makarij), entschlafen 1860.
• Starez Ilarion (Hilarion), entschlafen 1873.
• Starez Ambrosios (Amwrosij, Prototyp für den Starzen Sosima in Dostojewskis Die Brüder Karamasow), entschlafen 1891.
• Starez Anatolios (Anatolij), entschlafen 1894.
• Starez Isaak der Ältere, entschlafen 1894.
• Starez Joseph (Iosif), entschlafen 1911.
• Starez Barsanuphius (Warsonofij), entschlafen 1913.
• Starez Anatolios (Anatolij) der Jüngere, entschlafen 1922.
• Starez Nektarios (Nectarij), entschlafen 1928.
• Starez Nikon der Bekenner, entschlafen 1931.
• Hieromärtyrer Isaak der Jüngere wurde am 26. Dezember 1937 von den Bolschewiken in Tula erschossen.
Diese Heiligen Väter machten die Einsiedelei in Optina Pustyn zum Zentrum einer machtvollen Erneuerungsbewegung, die sich in der Russischen Kirche seit Beginn des 19. Jahrhunderts ausbreitete und bis zu den atheistischen Verfolgungen im 20. Jahrhundert andauerte. Großen Einfluss hatte dabei der Hl. Paisius Welitschkowski (Gedenktag: 15. November), der die fast verlorengegangene hesychastische Tradition der Orthodoxie|orthodoxen]] Spiritualität im 18. Jahrhundert in Russland wiederbelebte und dessen Wirken im Optina-Kloster eine Art “Hauptquartier” fand, von dem aus es sich im ganzen Land verbreitete.
Das feierliche Gedächtnis der Starzen von Optina wurde vom Konzil der Russischen Kirche im Ausland 1990 und vom [[Moskauer Patriarchat 1996 beschlossen. Das Optina-Pustyn-Kloster selbst wurde 1987 neu gegründet.
-------------Gebet der letzten Starzen der Optina.------------------
Herr, gewähre mir mit geistiger Ruhe allem zu begegnen, was mir der heutige Tag bringt.
Gewähre mir mich ganz Deinem heiligen Willen zu ergeben.
In jeder Stunde des heutigen Tages erleuchte und stärke mich in allem.
Was ich auch erfahren möge im Laufe dieses Tages, lehre mich alles in Seelenruhe aufzunehmen und mit der festen Überzeugung, dass alles nach Deinem heiligen Willen geschehe.
In all meinen Taten und Worten leite mich in meinen Gedanken und Gefühlen.
Bei allen unvorhergesehenen Ereignissen lasse mich nicht vergessen, dass alles durch Dich geschieht.
Lehre mich mit allen Famillienangehörigen aufrichtig und vernünftig umzugehen, niemanden zu bestürzen oder zu betrüben.
Herr, gib mir Kraft, die Lasten des bevorstehenden Tages zu ertragen und alle Geschehnisse durchzustehen.
Leite meinen Willen und lehre mich beten, hoffen, glauben, lieben, erdulden und verzeihen. Amen.
Zitiert nach der Internetseite der Russisch-Orthodoxen Kirche zu Leipzig bzw. Bibliothek der orthodoxen Literatur in deutscher Sprache: Gebete.
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Optina Monastery
The Optina Pustyn (Russian: Оптина пустынь, literally Opta's hermitage) is an Eastern Orthodox monastery for men near Kozelsk in Russia. In the 19th century, the Optina was the most important spiritual centre of the Russian Orthodox Church and served as the model for several other monasteries, including the nearby Shamordino Convent. It was particularly renowned as the centre of Russian staretsdom.
History
It is not clear when the monastery was established. Its name is probably derived from the Russian word for "living together", possibly because nuns were allowed into the cloister prior to 1504.
Most of the monastery buildings were erected at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, when the monastery was being renovated as a centre of Russian staretsdom. In 1821, a hermitage for startsy was established 400 metres (1,300 ft) away from the monastery. The startsy attracted crowds of devout Christians to Kozelsk. Among others, Optina Pustyn was visited by Fyodor Dostoevsky, Vasily Zhukovsky, Nikolai Gogol, Ivan Turgenev, and Vasily Rozanov. Leo Tolstoy also visited the monastery, although he didn't approve of the staretsdom.
This page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/Optina_Monastery
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