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St. Herman Calendar 2027 The Orthodox Word #334 Digital Edition The Orthodox Word #334 Print Edition
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Vol. 56, No. 4 (334) September-October, 2020

The Icon of the Most Holy Theotokos
“The Unburnt Bush”

This issue of The Orthodox Word features a translation from Church Slavonic of the Akathist service to the icon of the Most Holy Theotokos, “The Unburnt Bush.” This icon was quite popular in 19th-century Russia, and was found in the icon corners of many believers, who prayed before it in times of danger from lightning strikes and forest fires. The Akathist is preceded by a brief history of the icon and of the service itself.

Also featured is the third part of the four-part life of New Hieromartyr Andronicus of Perm.

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Vol. 56, No. 6 (335) November-December, 2020

St. Therapont of White Lake and Mozhaisk

This issue of The Orthodox Word begins with a new chapter from the upcoming second volume of The Northern Thebaid, on St. Therapont of White Lake and Mozhaisk. St. Therapont was a fellow ascetic of the renowned St. Cyril of White Lake. He began his monastic life in Moscow, and then moved to the wilderness areas of the Vologda region, where he founded a monastery. He was summoned by Prince Andrew of Mozhaisk to found another monastery in the prince's realm, where the saint reposed in 1426.


This article is followed by the fourth and concluding part of the life of New Hieromartyr Andronicus of Perm, and the issue concludes with the Orthodox Word index for 2020.

Vol. 56, No. 6 (335) November-December, 2020

St. Therapont of White Lake and Mozhaisk

This issue of The Orthodox Word begins with a new chapter from the upcoming second volume of The Northern Thebaid, on St. Therapont of White Lake and Mozhaisk. St. Therapont was a fellow ascetic of the renowned St. Cyril of White Lake. He began his monastic life in Moscow, and then moved to the wilderness areas of the Vologda region, where he founded a monastery. He was summoned by Prince Andrew of Mozhaisk to found another monastery in the prince's realm, where the saint reposed in 1426.


This article is followed by the fourth and concluding part of the life of New Hieromartyr Andronicus of Perm, and the issue concludes with the Orthodox Word index for 2020.