- Pishoy,
Scetes,
Egypt Monastery of
Saint Pishoy,
Scetes,
Egypt Monastery of
Saint Pishoy,
Scetes,
Egypt Monastery of
Saint Macarius the Great,
Scetes, Egypt...
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Monastery in
Scetes,
Egypt Monastery of
Saint Pishoy,
Scetes,
Egypt Monastery of
Saint Pishoy,
Scetes,
Egypt Monastery of
Saint Pishoy,
Scetes,
Egypt Monastery...
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Saint Isidore of
Scetes (died c. 390) was a 4th-century A.D.
Egyptian Christian priest and
desert ascetic.
Isidore was one of the
Desert Fathers and was...
- At the age of eighteen, he and an
elder brother,
moved to the
desert of
Scetes where he
became a
disciple of
Pambo and a good
friend of Pishoy. He lived...
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Church of St.
Macarius at the
Monastery of
Saint Macarius the
Great in
Scetes, Egypt.
Additional relics are
claimed to
reside in
Gandzasar Monastery's...
- of St.
Pambo ⲁⲡⲁ ⲡⲁⲙⲃⲱ of
Scetes Amos, one of the
minor twelve minor prophets Amun,ⲁⲡⲁ ⲁⲙⲟⲩⲛ
anchorite and
bishop from
Scetes Anna
Simone (Anasimon), the...
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Abraham of
Scetis was a monk who
became a
saint of the
Coptic Church. He was born the son of a
wealthy landowner in Egypt. He is said to have had a vision...
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Monastery is
probably the
oldest among the four
existing monasteries of
Scetes. It was
founded c. 335 A.D. by
Saint Macarius the Great. The name Pa-Romeos...
- and
together they
boarded ship for Egypt. They died at a
monastery of
Scetes (present-day Wadi El Natrun) in AD 389.
Their relics were
translated to...
- had
developed in the 4th
century in the
Kellia (Cells) of the
desert of
Scetes,
where he was
first a monk
during the
early 400s. There, he
lived on a mountain...
