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- Abbess Euphrosyne was buried, who founded the Polotsk Monastery in her homeland, in Jerusalem, in the monastery of St. Theodosius the Great.Bulunamadı: polack
- 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. ... The Convent of the Savior and St. Eŭfrasińnia from the backyard - panoramio.jpg - Panoramio upload bot.
- 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
- Rahvałod's sister Źvienislava became a nun in the convent of the Holy Saviour and accompanied Saint Euphrosyne on her pilgrimage to the Holy Land.
- Crear una cuenta. Iniciar sesión. Convent of Saint Euphrosyne in Polack. ... Estilo arquitectónico: Architectural school of Polack. Fuente: Wikimedia.
- One of the most precious shrines of the convent is the famous Cross of Saint Euphrosyne, made in 1161 by master-jeweller Lazar Bohsha (the cross...Bulunamadı: polack
- The centuries-old history of the monastery is inextricably linked with the name of its founder – the Venerable Euphrosyne, the heavenly intercessor of Belarus.Bulunamadı: polack
- icon of st euphrosyne. ... You spurned earthly betrothal!” (Kontakion of the Feast Day of Saint Euphrosinia of Polotsk). abbess of saint elisabeth convent minsk.Bulunamadı: polack
- After the solemn liturgy, a procession passes from the cathedral to the Saviour and St. Euphrosyne Convent founded (1125) by Euphrosyne herself.Bulunamadı: polack
- At present, the copy is kept where it used to be in the 12th century, next to the relics of Saint Euphrosyne in the church of the Holy Savior.Bulunamadı: polack
- Alexander Kosinets said the project provides for remodeling many town facilities, provides for building hotels, expo centers, for restoring Saint Euphrosyne’s path...Bulunamadı: polack
- Convent of the Savior-Euphrosyne in Polotsk in Vitebsk region, Belarus. History, review and photos of the tourist attraction in Belarus.Bulunamadı: polack
