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| − | The '''Prologue from Ohrid''' is a publication, usually printed in two volumes, that is compilation of individual entries on lives of [[saints]] of the Orthodox Church. The Prologue is the work [[Nikolai Velimirovic]], a [[bishop | + | The '''Prologue from Ohrid''' is a publication, usually printed in two volumes, that is compilation of individual entries on lives of [[saints]] of the Orthodox Church. The Prologue is the work [[Nikolai Velimirovic]], a [[bishop]] of the Orthodox Church who lived from 1880 to 1956. |
The entries for individual saints is organized by the date of their [[feast day]]. In addition to a short biography or "life of a saint" the Prologue also included [[hymn]]s, reflections, and homilies, usually related to a particular saint. It was originally written in Serbian and is now available in translation. St. Nikolai is often referred to as the Serbian "Chrysostom". | The entries for individual saints is organized by the date of their [[feast day]]. In addition to a short biography or "life of a saint" the Prologue also included [[hymn]]s, reflections, and homilies, usually related to a particular saint. It was originally written in Serbian and is now available in translation. St. Nikolai is often referred to as the Serbian "Chrysostom". | ||
Revision as of 13:32, 17 October 2019
The Prologue from Ohrid is a publication, usually printed in two volumes, that is compilation of individual entries on lives of saints of the Orthodox Church. The Prologue is the work Nikolai Velimirovic, a bishop of the Orthodox Church who lived from 1880 to 1956.
The entries for individual saints is organized by the date of their feast day. In addition to a short biography or "life of a saint" the Prologue also included hymns, reflections, and homilies, usually related to a particular saint. It was originally written in Serbian and is now available in translation. St. Nikolai is often referred to as the Serbian "Chrysostom".
St. Nikolai wrote the Ochridski Prolog (The Prologue of Ohrid) during a period in 1928 when he was in Serbia. He patterned his work after the ancient hagiographical literature in which he wrote brief Lives and edifying incidents of the lives of the men and women, including ordinary sinners.
Published editions
- Velimirovic, Nikolai. The Prologue of Ohrid: Lives of Saints, Hymns, Reflections and Homilies for Every Day of the Year.
- Volume I (ISBN 0971950504)
- Volume II (ISBN 0971950512)
- Bishop Nikolai Velimirovic. Prologue from Ochrid [sic]. Lazarica Press (ISBN 0948298030)
External link
- Prologue from Ochrid - from the Australian and New Zealand Diocese (ROCOR)
