- Barsanorio; died
after 543), also
known as
Barsanuphius of Palestine,
Barsanuphius of Gaza or
Barsanuphius the
Great (in
Eastern Orthodoxy), was a Christian...
-
allowed by
Barsanuphius when
absolutely necessary because hermits visit people rarely. In
another place (Letter 265 of abba Dorotheos)
Barsanuphius writes...
-
Jerome (Zinoviev) [ru],
tonsured him a monk with the name
Barsanuphius in
honor of St.
Barsanuphius,
Bishop of Tver. On
April 27, 1978,
Archbishop Vladimir...
- Hevelone-Harper
identifies him as John of Beersheba, a monk with whom
Barsanuphius of Gaza corresponded,
though this
remains contested. What is
known is...
- and
amanuensis to
Barsanuphius. John the
Prophet moved to the
monastery probably between 525 and 527 on
invitation of
Barsanuphius who left his cell and...
- Hevelone-Harper,
Jennifer L. (19
November 2019) [2017]. "The
Letter Collection of
Barsanuphius and John". In Sogno, Cristiana; Storin,
Bradley K.; Watts,
Edward J....
-
historical do****ents and one
structure has been
identified as a monastery.
Barsanuphius of Gaza
corresponded with a
certain monk of Beersheba, John, who might...
- to his
practices before he was
healed by
Barsanuphius who then
became his
spiritual director.
Barsanuphius considered Seridus his true son and led through...
-
Latin and Roman.
Around the same time, he
deposited the
relics of St
Barsanuphius, a
Gazan hermit, in a
chapel he
built close to the
porta Hebraica. There...
- they were
often rejected as
beyond measure by
other ascetics such as
Barsanuphius of Gaza and John the Prophet.
Ascetic practices were
linked to the Christian...
