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Patriarch’s successor, Samuel I Chatzeres (1773–1774), issued a Synodal Encyclical (1773) directing all monastics to adhere to the policies enacted by their monasteries and avoid strife over the issue of commemorations. Once more, this tactic, also in
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and sixteen other hierarchs were also present. It was declared by the participants that memorial services could be celebrated on either
Saturday or Sunday, and that the issue was not to be discussed further. It was at this Synod that St. Athanasios Parios, Neophytos Kavsokalyvites, and St. Nikodemos
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Neophytos
Kavsokalyvites († 1784) was a Peloponnesian of Jewish ancestry, who was belligerent in criticizing those whom he considered un-Orthodox in their views. He was a monk of admirable virtue and immense learning, even if his conservatism provoked strong opposition and eventually led to his
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67:. Here during the second half of the eighteenth century there arose an important movement of spiritual renewal, whose effects can still be felt today. Its members, known as the Kollyvades, were alarmed at the way in which all too many of their fellow Greeks were falling under the
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were epithets which were originally meant sarcastically as bitter insults, however over the passage of time these contemptuous appellations became a title or badge of honor. The leaders of the movement were
Neophytos Kafsokalyvitis (1713-1784), Saint
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on Sunday, the day that represented the
Resurrection and Christ's victory over death, instead of Saturday or weekdays as it had been according to ancient custom. Other monks held that the commemoration of the dead has a Resurrection theme in every
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and a liturgical life that included frequent communion. The movement came under assault by many at Mount Athos and elsewhere, attacks that became, at times, vicious and beyond what one would expect from monastics and clergy of any rank.
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