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• Pachomius — For other uses, see Pachomius (disambiguation). Saint Pakhom Father of Spiritual Communal Monastic Life …   Wikipedia

• Pachomios — Hl Pachomios der Große Pachomios der Ältere, oder der Große (* um 292/298 in Esneh, Ägypten; † 346 in Pbow) ist ein christlicher Heiliger, ägyptischer Mönch und der Gründer der ersten christlichen Klöster. Sein Festtag ist der 14. (in der… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Pachomius — Pachomios der Ältere, oder der Große (* um 292/298 in Esneh, Ägypten; † 346 in Pbow) war ein christlicher Heiliger, ägyptischer Mönch und der Gründer der ersten christlichen Klöster. Sein Festtag ist der 14. (in der orthodoxen Kirche der 15.) Mai …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Monasticism — • The act of dwelling alone (Greek monos, monazein, monachos), has come to denote the mode of life pertaining to persons living in seclusion from the world, under religious vows and subject to a fixed rule, as monks, friars, nuns, or in general… …   Catholic encyclopedia

• St. Pachomius —     St. Pachomius     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► St. Pachomius     Died about 346. The main facts of his life will be found in MONASTICISM (Section II: Eastern Monasticism before Chalcedon). Having spent some time with Palemon, he went to a… …   Catholic encyclopedia

• Monasterio dúplice — Un monasterio dúplice (del latín monasteria duplicia) es una institución que combina, claramente separados, un monasterio para monjes y otro para monjas, pero bajo una misma autoridad. Se encuentra tanto el modelo donde la máxima autoridad era… …   Wikipedia Español

• Pachomios —    Founder of cenobitic (communal) monasticism (q.v.); Egyptian saint (ca. 290 346). He was the first to organize monks into a communal life with a written rule. Around 320 this formersoldier founded his first koinobion (q.v.) at Tabennisi in the …   Historical dictionary of Byzantium

• Dendera — Coordinates: 26°10′N 32°39′E / 26.167°N 32.65°E / 26.167; 32.65 …   Wikipedia

• May 1 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics) — Apr. 30 Eastern Orthodox Church calendar May 2. All fixed commemorations below celebrated on May 14 by Old Calendarists. Contents 1 Saints 1.1 Other commemorations 2 References …   Wikipedia

• May 10 (Eastern Orthodox liturgics) — May 9 Eastern Orthodox Church calendar May 11 All fixed commemorations below celebrated on May 23 by Old Calendarists Contents 1 Saints 1.1 Other commemorations 2 Notes …   Wikipedia