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• Cenobitic
  '''Cenobitic''' (also spelled ''coenobitic'') is the name associated with the monastic t The words ''cenobite'' and ''cenobitic'' are derived, via Latin, from the Greek words κοινός and βίος ('
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• Hesychasterion
  ...hermitage where intensive [[hesychasm]] is practiced, distinct from the [[cenobitic]] hesychastic life of a [[monastery]].
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• Monasticism
  ...tion is called ''cenobitic'' ("community-based"). Most monastic life is [[cenobitic]] in nature. The head of a monastery came to be known by the word for "Fat ...for some rare monks, having been formed in the communal life, to leave the cenobitic context and undertake the eremetic life. To attempt it without this prior
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• Timeline of Church History
  ...Great]] organizes a community of ascetics at Tabennis in Egypt, founding [[cenobitic]] [[monasticism]].
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• Abbot
  The position of abbot has existed since the beginning of cenobitic monasteries.
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• John the Silent
  ...in the construction of the building. He again helped the workers when a [[cenobitic]] [[monastery]] for novices was built. But, when St. Savas found John worth
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• Theodore the Studite
  ...o this day. The most important elements of his reform were its emphases on cenobitic (communal) life, manual labor, and a carefully defined administrative hiera
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• Monastery of the Glorious Ascension (Resaca, Georgia)
  The '''Monastery of the Glorious Ascension (Resaca, Georgia)''' is a [[cenobitic]] [[monastery]] under the [[Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia]].
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• St. John the Baptist Skete (Kentlyn, New South Wales)
  ...ed to First Hierarch of ROCOR), to rebuild the Kentlyn Skete and restore [[cenobitic]] monastic life, as well as to provide a base for missionary work amongst a
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• Pachomius the Great
  ...e:StPakhom.jpg|thumb|Coptic icon of St. Pachomius the Great, the Father of Cenobitic Monasticism]] ...yptian ascetic, both a [[Desert Fathers|Desert Father]] and a founder of [[cenobitic]] [[monasticism]] in Egypt. He is celebrated by the Church on [[May 15]] an
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• Martin of Tours
  ...[[monastery]] Marmoutier where he led a austere life with cave-dwelling [[cenobitic|cenobite]]s. [[Veneration]] of Martin was very popular in western Europe du
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• Simonopetra Monastery (Athos)
  type=[[Cenobitic]] Monastery|
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• Nilus of Sora
  ...ketes, as a third form of [[monasticism|monastic]] life other than large [[cenobitic]] communities and solitary eremetric monastic life. In this form of monasti
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• Esphigmenou Monastery (Athos)
  type=[[Cenobitic]] Monastery| ...ase with the other institutions on [[Mount Athos]], life at Esphigmenou is cenobitic.
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• Stavronikita Monastery (Athos)
  type=[[Cenobitic]] Monastery| ...dedicated to [[Nicholas of Myra|St. Nicholas]]. Stavronikita has been a [[cenobitic|coenobitic]] (communal) monastery since 1968.
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• Great Lavra (Athos)
  type=[[Cenobitic]] Monastery|
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• Karakalou Monastery (Athos)
  type=[[Cenobitic]] Monastery|
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• Sabbas the Sanctified
  ...Abba Theoctistus, the head of a nearby monastery that practiced a strict [[cenobitic]] rule. St. Sabbas lived in obedience at this monastery until the age of th
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• Joachim (Ross)
  ...pral) of Sydney|Hilarion]], to rebuild the Kentlyn [[Skete]] and restore [[cenobitic]] [[monasticism|monastic]] life, as well as to provide a base for [[mission
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• Holy Transfiguration Monastery (Brookline, Massachusetts)
  The Monastery follows a [[cenobitic]], or community-style of living, having a population of around 35 monks, in
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• St. Panteleimon's Monastery (Athos)
  type=[[Cenobitic]] Monastery| ...der among the twenty monasteries on Mount Athos. The [[monk]]s live in a [[cenobitic]] life. The monastery [[feast day]] is that of St. [[Panteleimon]], [[July
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