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- Convent of Saint Euphrosyne in Polack. Upload media. Instance of. ... Churches in Polack-Hlybokaje Eparchy. Cultural heritage monuments in Polack.
- Convent of Saint Euphrosyne in Polack.
- Saint Euphrosyne is a beloved saint of Saint Elisabeth Convent. She is the guardian angel of our Hegumeness, Mother Euphrosyne and the patron saint of...Bulunamadı: polack
- 1889 reproduction of the cross. The Cross of Saint Euphrosyne or Cross of Euphrosyne of Polotsk (Belarusian: Крыж Ефрасінні Полацкай)...Bulunamadı: polack
- The Saviour convent Euphrosyne – female Orthodox monastery in Polotsk (Belarus), one of the most revered monasteries in the Russian Orthodox Church.Bulunamadı: polack
- In Belarus there is a Convent of Saint Euphrosyne in Polotsk and a Saint Euphrosyne Orthodox Church in Minsk. ... Relics of St. Euphrosyne in Polotsk.Bulunamadı: polack
- In 1128-1156, by the zeal of Saint Euphrosyne of Polotsk, a stone Spaso-Preobrazhensky Church was erected – the best preserved monument of...Bulunamadı: polack
- The Savior and St Evfrosinya Convent - one of the first female Orthodox monasteries in Russia, founded in the XII century.Bulunamadı: polack
- St. Euphrosyne was born in Polacak, Belorussia, in 1110, and died 1173. Pradslava, the only East Slav virgin saint, was the granddaughter of Prince Polacak...Bulunamadı: polack
- The Life of Saint Euphrosyne of Połack. Introduced and translated by Alexander Nadson. Journal of Belarusian Studies , Vol.51:1 (1969).
- After the solemn liturgy, a procession passes from the cathedral to the Saviour and St. Euphrosyne Convent founded (1125) by Euphrosyne herself.Bulunamadı: polack
- Abstract: The pre-Mongol Vita of St. Euphrosyne of Polack has to be examined in the context of comparative analysis of the gender aspect in hagiography.
- Polatsk-St. Euphrosine2.JPG1,800 × 1,400; 342 KB. 0 references. country. Belarus. 1 reference. imported from Wikimedia project.
- polack. ... RMP9AM1W–Spaso-Preobrazhensky church and cell of Saint Euphrosyne in Convent of Saint Euphrosyne. Museum: State History Museum, Moscow.