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[W]hy Christianity survived persecution in the Soviet Union, is to a great extent explained by the lives and religious faith of those presented to us in Women of the Catacombs with expert commentary and explanations in an introduction and footnotes by the editor, Dr Wallace Daniel, who also published a biography of Fr Aleksandr in 2016.

* Church Times *

Reading these textsdoes highlight the distinctiveness of Elena and Vera's perspectives as believers, providing a rare insight into an alternative culture. Thanks to the contribution of Wallace Daniel and his collaborators, the perspectives of these two remarkable women can enrich our understanding of everyday life under extraordinary circumstances.

* The Russian Review *

Table of Contents

1. I: Fr. Serafim by Vera Iakovlevna Vasilevskaia
Ante Lucem
One Must Take up the Cross
White Chrysanthemums
The Grace of the Holy Spirit
Holding on to Christ's Garments
Go to Sarov
In Ravaged Sarov
It Will Be More Difficult
The War
The Last Days and the End
2. II: Fr. Pyotr Shipkov by Vera Iakovlevna Vasilevskaia
In Zagorsk during the War
On the End of the War. The Rebirth of the Church
Fr. Pyotr in Exile (Letters)
Return from Exile
Illness and the Final Days in the Life of Fr. Pyotr
From the Letters of V. Ia. Vasilevskaia to N. V. Trapani
3. III: My Journey by Elena Semenovna Men

Women of the Catacombs

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    A Hardback by Wallace L. Daniel, Roy R. Robson, Archpriest Aleksandr Men

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      Publisher: Cornell University Press
      Publication Date: 15/03/2021
      ISBN13: 9781501753657, 978-1501753657
      ISBN10: 1501753657

      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review

      [W]hy Christianity survived persecution in the Soviet Union, is to a great extent explained by the lives and religious faith of those presented to us in Women of the Catacombs with expert commentary and explanations in an introduction and footnotes by the editor, Dr Wallace Daniel, who also published a biography of Fr Aleksandr in 2016.

      * Church Times *

      Reading these textsdoes highlight the distinctiveness of Elena and Vera's perspectives as believers, providing a rare insight into an alternative culture. Thanks to the contribution of Wallace Daniel and his collaborators, the perspectives of these two remarkable women can enrich our understanding of everyday life under extraordinary circumstances.

      * The Russian Review *

      Table of Contents

      1. I: Fr. Serafim by Vera Iakovlevna Vasilevskaia
      Ante Lucem
      One Must Take up the Cross
      White Chrysanthemums
      The Grace of the Holy Spirit
      Holding on to Christ's Garments
      Go to Sarov
      In Ravaged Sarov
      It Will Be More Difficult
      The War
      The Last Days and the End
      2. II: Fr. Pyotr Shipkov by Vera Iakovlevna Vasilevskaia
      In Zagorsk during the War
      On the End of the War. The Rebirth of the Church
      Fr. Pyotr in Exile (Letters)
      Return from Exile
      Illness and the Final Days in the Life of Fr. Pyotr
      From the Letters of V. Ia. Vasilevskaia to N. V. Trapani
      3. III: My Journey by Elena Semenovna Men

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