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| − | Arhimandritul '''Efrem Filotheitul''' sau '''Athonitul''' este un [[arhimandrit]] şi fost [[stareţ]] al [[Mănăstirea Filotheu (Muntele Athos)|Mănăstirii Filotheu]] de la [[Muntele Athos]], părinte duhovnicesc al mai multor mănăstiri de la Muntele Athos şi din Grecia şi întemeietor al mai multor mănăstiri în Statele Unite ale Americii. În prezent vieţuieşte la [[Mănăstirea Grec-Ortodoxă a Sf. Antonie (Florence, Arizona)|Mănăstirea Sf. Antonie]] din Florence, Arizona. | + | Arhimandritul '''Efrem Filotheitul''' sau '''Athonitul''' este un [[arhimandrit]] şi fost [[stareţ]] al [[Mănăstirea Filotheu (Muntele Athos)|Mănăstirii Filotheu]] de la [[Muntele Athos]], părinte duhovnicesc al mai multor [[Mănăstire|mănăstiri]] de la Muntele Athos şi din Grecia şi întemeietor al mai multor mănăstiri în Statele Unite ale Americii. În prezent vieţuieşte la [[Mănăstirea Grec-Ortodoxă a Sf. Antonie (Florence, Arizona)|Mănăstirea Sf. Antonie]] din Florence, Arizona. |
Elder Ephraim has been a [[hieromonk|priest-monk]] for almost 60 years and has served as an elder for more than 50 years. He was a [[disciple]] of Elder [[Joseph (Spilaiotis)|Joseph]] the [[Hesychast]] of Mount Athos and lived in monastic obedience to him for 12 years until his Elder's repose in 1959. | Elder Ephraim has been a [[hieromonk|priest-monk]] for almost 60 years and has served as an elder for more than 50 years. He was a [[disciple]] of Elder [[Joseph (Spilaiotis)|Joseph]] the [[Hesychast]] of Mount Athos and lived in monastic obedience to him for 12 years until his Elder's repose in 1959. | ||
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Arhimandritul Efrem Filotheitul sau Athonitul este un arhimandrit şi fost stareţ al Mănăstirii Filotheu de la Muntele Athos, părinte duhovnicesc al mai multor mănăstiri de la Muntele Athos şi din Grecia şi întemeietor al mai multor mănăstiri în Statele Unite ale Americii. În prezent vieţuieşte la Mănăstirea Sf. Antonie din Florence, Arizona.
Elder Ephraim has been a priest-monk for almost 60 years and has served as an elder for more than 50 years. He was a disciple of Elder Joseph the Hesychast of Mount Athos and lived in monastic obedience to him for 12 years until his Elder's repose in 1959.
Early life
Elder Ephraim was born in 1927 in Volos, Greece, with a baptismal name of John. He grew up in poverty and helped his father at work, but always tried to emulate the pious life of his mother (whom he later tonsured a nun with the name of Theophano). He began to desire the monastic life around 14 years of age, but he did not get a blessing from his spiritual father to leave and become a monk until he was 19.
Viaţa monahală
When he arrived at Mount Athos, he became a disciple of Elder Iosif Isihastul who tonsured him in 1948 and gave him the name Ephraim. Elder Ephraim was subsequently ordained a deacon, and then a priest. The life in the brotherhood under Elder Joseph was very austere and ascetical, and Elder Ephraim made great spiritual progress under his holy Elder. After Elder Joseph's repose in 1959, Elder Ephraim continued to live in asceticism for many years until he became the abbot of the Holy Monastery of Philotheou in 1973, where he was able to revive the spiritual life there in a short time. Due to the reputation of Elder Ephraim, the monastery's brotherhood grew rapidly. Elder Ephraim was asked by the council of Mount Athos to revive and expand several other monasteries on Mount Athos which had a dwindling number of monks. These monasteries were Xeropotamou, Konstamonitou, and Karakallou. He was also asked to repopulate the Great Lavra but declined. These monasteries are still under his spiritual guidance today. Along with the monasteries on Mount Athos, there are several other monasteries in Greece under Elder Ephraim's spiritual guidance, including the monastery of St. John the Forerunner in Serres, that of Panagia the Directress in Portaria (Volos), and that of the Archangel Michael, a formal metochion of Philotheou on the island of Thasos.
În prezent
Elder Ephraim has a reputation of being a grace-filled confessor and true Athonite elder and has thousands of spiritual children around the world: monastics, clergy, and lay-people. He is considered by many to be the first to establish an authentic Athonite monastery on American soil. As of 2005, Elder Ephraim has founded seventeen monasteries in the United States and Canada under the Greek Orthodox Archdioceses of America and Canada; this includes monasteries for women and for men.
Scrieri
- Counsels from the Holy Mountain: Selected from the Letters and Homilies of Elder Ephraim by Elder Ephraim. Florence, Arizona: St. Anthony's Greek Orthodox Monastery, 1999. (ISBN 0966700031)
Sursa
Legături externe
- ro: Părintele Efrem Athonitul [Filotheitul], Sfaturi din Sfântul Munte
- en: Sermons of Elder Ephraim of Mount Athos
- en: On the World and Family by Elder Ephraim
- en: Monasteries founded by Father Ephraim in the United States
- en: History of the Holy Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Monastery in Harvard, Illinois, with a brief biography of Fr. Ephraim
