Примери за използване на Archbishop seraphim на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Archbishop Seraphim also was at this inter-religious meeting.
Going downstairs, her eyes suddenly fell on the portrait of Archbishop Seraphim.
Subsequently Archbishop Seraphim became his tutor and irreplaceable spiritual father.
The words, full of Grace, the brightened face and the clairvoyance of Archbishop Seraphim won Stoyan's trust in an instant.
Archbishop Seraphim could not remain impassive toward the alarming events in the state, which became his second Motherland.
The crypt housing the remains of Saint Archbishop Seraphim is located beneath the Russian Church's main floor.
This day felt like it was a real mission with all that had transpired between meeting Cardinal Napier,Carte blanche interview and meeting Archbishop Seraphim.
In the crypt of the church is the tomb of Archbishop Seraphim Sobolev, considered by many Orthodox Christians as miracle maker.
After lunch, the group got back on the bus anddrove to the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese for a final farewell to his Eminence Archbishop Seraphim where he had coffee for all.
In the crypt of the temple is the tomb of the archbishop Seraphim Sobolev, considered by many Orthodox Christians as a“wonderworker”.
This fact is the reason why some True Orthodox Christians look upon the veneration of Archbishop Seraphim as a Saint with some reservations.
Its crypt contains the holy remains of archbishop Seraphim Chudotvorets, who was believed to be able to create wonders even after his death.
One unfortunate mother unexpectedly received help from Archbishop Seraphim before she even knew of him, when she was still an unbeliever.
Soon after his meeting with Archbishop Seraphim, Stoyan Alexiev was appointed as teacher in the Theological Seminary in Plovdiv, and not long after that was transferred to the Sofia Seminary.
After his death, the Holy Synod of the Bulgarian Church decided that Archbishop Seraphim would be buried in the crypt of the St. Nikolay the Miracle-maker temple.
Apart from the dialogues concerning the innermost spiritual life, Archbishop Seraphim introduces him to diverse ecclesiastical matters, causing anxiety for the future of Orthodoxy, and bequeaths to him, that in his future theological and pastoral activities he should champion the purity of the Orthodox faith.
During the last few years representatives of both the Moscow Patriarchate andthe Bulgarian Patriarchate more than once promoted the thesis that although he made statements in favor of the Old Calendar, Archbishop Seraphim would have preferred the unity of the Church and would have never caused a schism on account of the calendar issue, as some of his spiritual children have done due to misunderstanding of his ideas(the Old Calendar Orthodox Church of Bulgaria is meant here).
In this his last address toward the Orthodox clerics, Archbishop Seraphim again painfully brings their attention to the peril, menacing Orthodoxy, and calls they to vigilance.
One unfortunate mother unexpectedly received help from Archbishop Seraphim before she even knew of him, when she was still an unbeliever.
In 1944, as a result of the Soviet occupation of Bulgaria, Archbishop Seraphim and his flock were torn away from the Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad and did not have any connection with it.
To Archimandrite Seraphim, the touching pastoral care manifested by Archbishop Seraphim on his deathbed, as well as Vladyka's unremitting sense of responsibility for the future of Orthodoxy, were his last lesson in love for the Church and a testament for sacred struggle in defence of the Faith.
The charges, which sounded on behalf of some Russian liberal theologians, that during all of his lifetime Archbishop Seraphim was allegedly“looking for heresies everywhere” and that with his critiques he destroyed“what was the pride of the Russian theology in XX c.”4 are even another convincing confirmation of his Orthodox views.
Commenting on the Seventh Canon of the Second OEcumenical Synod and the Ninety-fifth Canon of the Synod in Trullo,which decreed how the heretics should be received into the Orthodox Church, Archbishop Seraphim brings to the attention the fact that the Holy Fathers treated the Quartodecimans, i.e. those Christians who celebrated Pascha on 14th of Nisan together with the Jews in the same way as Arians, Macedonians, Sabbatians, Novatians and other heretics and received them through Chrismation.
Seraphim Archbishop of Boguchar, Sofia Wonderworker. February 26(February 13 O. C.) 2002.
Archbishop Mark was born Michael Arndt on January 29, 1941, in Saxony, where the first Russian bishop of German extraction, Metropolitan Seraphim(Lade) of blessed memory, was born.
Seraphim accepted this spiritual treasure directly from the living example of his mentors and teachers, who are some of the most ardent Orthodox holy men of the 20th century- Saint John of Shanghai, Archbishop Averky(Taushev), and Saint Filaret of New York.
Probably from his earliest meetings with the Hierarch, Stoyan,the future Father Seraphim, preserved one of the Archbishop's photographs which he would thereafter always carry with himself.