- Russian. Most of the
sketes are also
predominantly ethnic Gr****; however, two
sketes are Romanian. They are the
coenobitic "
Skētē Timiou Prodromou" (under...
- A
skete (/ˈskiːt/) is a
monastic community in
Eastern Christianity that
allows relative isolation for monks, but also
allows for
communal services and...
- New
Skete may
refer to: New
Skete (Mount Athos),
Greece New
Skete (New York),
United States This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the...
- St.
Archangel Michael Skete is an
Eastern Orthodox monastery on
Spruce Island, Alaska. It is
three miles away from Monk’s Lagoon,
where Saint Herman of...
- The
following is a list of
Eastern Orthodox Christian monasteries and
sketes, both male and female, in the
United States of America.
Monastery of Saint...
- not wide
enough for
motor vehicles. They
connect the
various monasteries,
sketes, cells, kathismas, and
hermitages on the
peninsula to each other. Many of...
- of
Panagia Kera at Kritsa, in Crete. Francis'
feast is
celebrated at New
Skete, an
Eastern Orthodox monastic community in Cambridge, New York
founded by...
- Monastery. In 1953, Joseph's
group settled in the New
Skete of Athos,
which was the
final skete that he sta**** at
during his lifetime. A
month before...
- (1999) The
Orthodox New Testament, Vol. I: The Holy
Gospels (Dormition
Skete,
Buena Vista CO, ISBN 0-944359-13-2) p. 105 ""Primacy of St. Peter" – by...
-
cenobitic one. Two
large sketes (monastic
style communities) are
attached to Vatopedi: the
Skete of
Saint Andrew in
Karyes and the
Skete of
Saint Demetrius...
