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| − | '''Archimandrite Nicholas (Gibbes)''' was born ''Charles Sydney Gibbes'' | + | '''Archimandrite Nicholas (Gibbes)''' was born ''Charles Sydney Gibbes'', an Englishman who taught the Tsarevich St. Alexis English in St. Petersburg, where he was moved by the piety and love of the Romanov family. After their martyrdom, Gibbes escaped through Siberia, into China, then the Phillipines and finally back to England via Jerusalem. When he returned to England he converted to Orthodoxy, was tonsured a monk, and spent the rest of his years in faithful service to the Church. |
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==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
| − | * | + | * Christine Benagh, ''An Englishman in the Court of the Tsar: The Spiritual Journey of Charles Syndney Gibbes'' (2000). ISBN 978-1888212198. |
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 00:28, January 6, 2009
Archimandrite Nicholas (Gibbes) was born Charles Sydney Gibbes, an Englishman who taught the Tsarevich St. Alexis English in St. Petersburg, where he was moved by the piety and love of the Romanov family. After their martyrdom, Gibbes escaped through Siberia, into China, then the Phillipines and finally back to England via Jerusalem. When he returned to England he converted to Orthodoxy, was tonsured a monk, and spent the rest of his years in faithful service to the Church.
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Bibliography
- Christine Benagh, An Englishman in the Court of the Tsar: The Spiritual Journey of Charles Syndney Gibbes (2000). ISBN 978-1888212198.
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