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Cyril of Beloozero

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of the Simonov Monastery, Feodor, was appointed as a bishop of Rostov, and Cyril became his successor. However, he soon realized that the position of archimandrite required too much involvement in public affairs, and at first he resigned, then moved to a neighboring monastery as an ordinary monk,
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chapel and a loghouse for other monks. Therapont, who found the restriction imposed by Cyril too strict, left within a year and founded nearby the
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Cyril was born as Kozma in Moscow in 1337. His origins are not entirely clear, but he was in any case close to the
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family of Velyaminov. Cyril's parents died when he was a child. Around 1380, he became a monk in the
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before deciding to move to a deserted place where he could pray in peace. Together with
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At present, there are several churches in Russia bearing the name of Cyril.
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The monastery grew and later became the largest monastery of
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Cyril died in the monastery in 1427, at the age of 90.
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Index

Cyril of White Lake

Dionisius Glushitsky
Tretyakov Gallery
Russian
romanized
secular name
monk
saint
Russian Orthodox Church
Sergius of Radonezh
Kirillo-Belozersky Monastery
Vologda Oblast

boyar
Simonov Monastery
Sergius of Radonezh
archimandrite
St. Therapont
Lake Beloye
Assumption
Ferapontov Monastery
northern Russia
hegumen
Makaryev Sobors
Russian Orthodox Church
Russian Orthodox Church


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