Savva Storozhevsky! Icon of Savva Storozhevsky! Postcards for the memory of the Reverend! Zvenigorod!

Саша Апрельская

There is a special day in December. December 16 (December 3 old style). Day of Remembrance of the Monk Savva Storozhevsky, Zvenigorod (miracle worker).
There was such a monk who later became an abbot, mentor and confessor.
He was an extraordinary man. Despite the seeming severity and silence. Commitment to solitude and silence. His inherent asceticism and humility. He was full of hope for the souls of people and help them.
He prayed a lot, fervently and tearfully. He gave edifying sermons. He helped the suffering.
May the memory of him be honored.

Мария Романенко

Icon of Savva Storozhevsky with flowers on a postcard for the memory of the holy miracle worker!

Мария Романенко

Postcard to the memory of Savva Storozhevsky, the Zvenigorod wonderworker! Beautiful congratulatory picture for the holiday!

Ирина

Today is the Day of Remembrance of the Monk Savva Storozhevsky, Zvenigorodsky (miracle worker).
It was not for nothing that he was named with such names. After all, his whole life was devoted to strengthening the Zvenigorod monasteries.
Coming very young to the monastery of St. Sergius of Radonezh and becoming his disciple and companion, he received the blessing of becoming an abbot. He was the confessor of the Zvenigorod Princes.
But, striving for solitude, the Monk Savva went to Storozhevskaya Hill and built a wooden church and a monastery there, where he received all the suffering.
In the old letters he is called a miracle worker.
The sick were healed from the relics of the Saint, and demons were driven out of the possessed.

Вера

December 16 - we remember the Monk Sava Storozhevsky, Zvenigorodsky.
The ascetic and pious life of the Monk Sava won universal love and respect.
He was one of the first disciples and associates of the Monk Sergius of Radonezh.
He was an abbot, mentor and confessor of the Grand Dukes.
With his zeal, several temples and monasteries were built.
But always striving for solitude and silence, many times he went to distant caves and lonely cells to indulge there in tearful prayers and Divine contemplation.
May the memory of the Monk Savva be bright. Storozhevsky, Zvenigorodsky.