Born from on High

(John 3:3)

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The present book contains chapters St Sophrony wrote on the theological and ascetic basis for Christian life. He writes about the Christian life of married couples and of those called to monasticism.
Themes which are central to his thought, such as personhood, and repentance, are looked at again here, but as ever with fresh and inspiring insight.

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Weight

0.300 kg

Dimensions

21.5 × 14.9 × 1.4 cm

Author

Saint Sophrony Sakharov

Language

English

Book cover

Hardback Clothbound with Dust Jacket

Pages

111

Publisher

Stavropegic Monastery of St. John the Baptist

Edition

1st edition

Publication year

2023

ISBN

978-1-915687-17-3

Translator’s Preface
Introductory Reflections
Chapter 1: Theological and Ascetic Path
Chapter 2: Theology as Prayer and as the State of our Spirit
Chapter 3: Image and Likeness
i On mankind
ii Man as person
iii The Christian vision of man’s greatness
iv A foretaste of the Kingdom
v Mankind in our time
Chapter 4: On Monasticism
Chapter 5: Marriage and Monasticism
Chapter 6: Two Kinds of Humility
Chapter 7: Obedience and Prayer
Chapter 8: Prayer and Redemption
Chapter 9: Repentance
Chapter 10: Notes on Ascetic Practice
i Likeness to Christ
ii Forgiveness of sins
iii Monastic ‘health’
iv Grace
v Salvation for all
Chapter 11: My Testament
Chapter 12: Contemplation
Index of Scriptural References

Weight	0.300 kg
Dimensions	21.5 × 14.9 × 1.4 cm
Author	Saint Sophrony Sakharov
Language	English
Book cover	Hardback Clothbound with Dust Jacket
Pages	111
Publisher	Stavropegic Monastery of St. John the Baptist
Edition	1st edition
Publication year	2023
ISBN	978-1-915687-17-3

About the Author

Saint Sophrony the Athonite

Saint Sophrony, started his monastic life on Mount Athos. His acquaintance with Saint Silouan became the landmark of his life. He lived as a cenobitic monk at St Panteleimon’s monastery and later as a hermit in the caves of Karoulia. After twenty two years on the Holy Mountain, he travelled to Paris for medical treatment, where he served as a parish priest. In 1959, he founded our monastery in Essex, England, where he served as the abbot and spiritual father. Towards the end of his life he withdrew to live once more as a recluse. Read more…