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The way of a pilgrim ; and, The pilgrim continues his way / translated from the Russian by Olga Savin ; foreword by Thomas Hopko.

Van Pelt Library BX382 .O8513 2001
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Savin, Olga.
Series:
Shambhala classics
Standardized Title:
Otkrovennye rasskazy strannika dukhovnomu svoemu ott︠s︡u. English
Language:
English
Russian
Subjects (All):
Spiritual life--Orthodox Eastern Church.
Spiritual life.
Jesus prayer.
Physical Description:
ix, 248 pages ; 23 cm.
Other Title:
Way of a pilgrim ; and, The pilgrim continues his way
Place of Publication:
Boston : Shambhala, 2001.
Summary:
This classic of world spiritual literature is the firsthand account of a pilgrim's journey as he endeavors to live out Saint Paul's instruction to " pray without ceasing." The narrator, an unnamed nineteenth-century peasant, sets out on his pilgrimage with nothing but a Bible, a rosary, and some dried bread. As he walks, he recites the Jesus prayer (" Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me" )- a prayer that is said to quiet anxiety and fill the heart with love for all creation. With this prayer constantly on his lips, the pilgrim undergoes a profound spiritual education. This edition includes the sequel to "The Way of a Pilgrim," entitled "A Pilgrim Continues His Way," which contains a lengthy appendix reviewing the teachings of the Holy Fathers on the Jesus prayer.
Notes:
Includes bibliographic references (pages 247-248).
Contains:
Iz rasskazov strannika o blagodatnom deĭstvii molitvy Iisusovoĭ. English
Pilgrim continues his way.
ISBN:
1570628076
OCLC:
47221882

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