Opportunities
An evening REMEMBERING THE MONKS OF LAVRA NETOFA Father Jacob and Father Thomas
Thursday May 4, 2017 at 20:00 at Ratisbonne Monastery in Jerusalem, 26 Shmuel HaNagid Street
PROGRAM:
Pnina Bar, the author of the book, 'Jacob and Thomas the Monks from Mount Netofa: "Yacov and Toma"
Rev. David Neuhaus SJ, Latin Patriarchal Vicar: "Light from the East"
Musical accompaniment by the Saints Simeon and Anne Community
The evening will be in English and in Hebrew.
Lavra Netofa was a Byzantine monastic community that sought to live a life of prayer, contemplation, study and work in simplicity. The community opened its gates to all and saw itself as a place of meeting for people from the three religions, Christians, Jews and Muslims. Many frequented the place over the forty years of its existence.
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Thursday May 4, 2017 at 20:00 at Ratisbonne Monastery in Jerusalem, 26 Shmuel HaNagid Street
PROGRAM:
Pnina Bar, the author of the book, 'Jacob and Thomas the Monks from Mount Netofa: "Yacov and Toma"
Rev. David Neuhaus SJ, Latin Patriarchal Vicar: "Light from the East"
Musical accompaniment by the Saints Simeon and Anne Community
The evening will be in English and in Hebrew.
Lavra Netofa was a Byzantine monastic community that sought to live a life of prayer, contemplation, study and work in simplicity. The community opened its gates to all and saw itself as a place of meeting for people from the three religions, Christians, Jews and Muslims. Many frequented the place over the forty years of its existence.
Download invitation in ENGLISH
Download invitation in HEBREW
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