Examples of using Typikon in English and their translations into Serbian
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The Hilandar Typikon.
The typikon of Theodore has not survived, but it must have adopted Hagiopolitan customs of Mar Saba.
What"standard" book, what Typikon prescribes this?
What about the different combinations of the Octoechos andthe Menaion depending on the"signs" of the Typikon?
Already in his famous Karyes Typikon from 6707(1199), Saint Sava marked this place as special.
The Monastery strictly adheres to, keeps and follows the Typikon established by St.
Sava only used some parts of that typikon, adding his own, different regulations tailored to the needs of Hilandar.
The year is unknown, however it was sometime before 1117 when he is listed as dead in the typikon of the Kecharitomene Monastery.
The Karyes Typikon established strict rules of the service, which makes the Skete of Saint Sava in Karyesstand out among other monasteries and sketes.
The daily monastic cycle of divine services forced me to learn the Typikon, which I read every day.
The Hilandar Typikon contains regulations for the spiritual life in the monastery and organization of various services of the monastic community(opštežića).
Then, when my friend went to St. Anthony's Monastery,I asked him to ask about our typikon: Is it alright?
The date of his death is also not known, but in a typikon dated to 1110- 1116 he is mentioned as being alive, while in another typikon of 1136, he is explicitly mentioned as having died.
Then, when my friend went to St. Anthony's Monastery,I asked him to ask about our typikon: Is it alright?
The Typikon refers back to the details of the organization of the hospital, which contains information on the layout of beds for patients, work of the staff, house rules, the method of drugs preparation, treatment of mass disease, etc.
Before that, in the convent, I had not read very much, only a little ascetic literature(Abbot Dorotheus, The Ladder) and the Typikon.
The practice of lay people censing in the church is confirmed by the Typikon of the Holy Mount Athos, where even to this day the censing with a hand censer is performed by unordained altar servers at some points of a service(see the Orthodox Encyclopedia).
The earliest works of Sava were dedicated to ascetic and monastic life:the Karyes Typikon and Hilandar Typikon.
Almost unanimously the Bishops who write on liturgical matters ask for a parish typikon distinct from the monastic one, since the obvious impossibility to comply with the latter results, according to Bishop Michael of Minsk, in"49,000 parishes celebrating irregular worship.".
In our parish, for example, I publish a monthly calendar which, in addition to the Schedule of Services,indicates the level of fasting indicated by the Typikon for each day(no oil or wine, wine and oil, or fish).
According to tradition, St. Sava writes Studenica Typikon and Life of St. Simeon right here in the hermitage, and medieval writings reveal that in this inaccessible gorge he has established whole transcribing school from which came out books written in Serbian and in cyrillic, provided people with the biggies treasure- education.
May I stress that these reports were written not by representatives of some academic group or tendency, but by conservative and pastorally oriented Bishops who clearly realized the growing nominalism andconfusion stemming precisely from the"standard books" and a Typikon not revised since 1682.
It is in fact many Greeks(both Old and New Calendar)who turn themselves inside out trying vainly to find some justification for their breaking the fasting rules of the Typikon and permitting the use of vegetable oils other than olive oil on non-oil days when the Typikon says plainly: no oil, period.