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St Nectarios Metropolitan Pentapolis Aigyptou.SAINT NECTAIRE METROPOLITE DE PENTAPOLE D'EGYPTE.

Γεννήθηκε τὴν 1 ^η  Ὀκτωβρίου τοῦ 1846 στὴ Σηλυβρία τῆς Θράκης ἀπὸ τὸν Δῆμο καὶ τὴν Βασιλικὴ Κεφάλα and was the fifth of six children. His secular name was Anastasios.

Small, 14 years, went to Constantinople, where he worked As an employee and then as paidonomias school in dependency of the Holy Sepulchre. Then he went to Chios, where, since 1866 until 1876 served as Elementary Litheio village. In 1876 he became a monk at the Monastery of Nea Moni named Lazarus and 15 January 1877 he was ordained deacon, named Nektarios, Metropolitan of Chios, Gregory (1860 - 1877), and took over the secretariat of the Metropolis.

in 1881 came to Athens, where the expense of the Patriarch of Alexandria Sofroniou D (1870 - 1899), studied theology and received his diploma in 1885. Then, the aforementioned patriarch himself, ordained elder in 1886 and gave duties of secretary and preacher of the Patriarchate of Alexandria. He also served as Patriarchal Vicar in Cairo.

On January 15, 1889, ordained Bishop Pentapolis. Action as the Metropolitan was great and view of that was a key candidate for the Patriarchal throne of Alexandria. However, due envious contributions (slander obscene) to Patriarch Sofronios the Nektarios humility, not to pity Elder Patriarch, he returned to Greece (1889).

He was a preacher (Euboea) (1891 - 1893), and Fokida Fthiotida (1893 - 1894) and director of Rizareiou Church School at Athens (1894 - 1904).

After the death of Patriarch of Alexandria Sofroniou (1899), Nektarios was called him διαδεχθεῖ, ἀλλὰ ὁ Ἅγιος ἀρνήθηκε. Στὰ κηρύγματά του, πλῆθος λαοῦ μαζευόταν, γιὰ νὰ «ρουφήξει» τὸ νέκταρ τῶν ἱερῶν λόγων του. Τὸ 1904 ἵδρυσε γυναικεία Μονὴ στὴν Αἴγινα, τῆς ὁποίας ἀνέλαβε προσωπικὰ τὴν διοίκηση, ἀφοῦ ἐγκαταβίωσε ἐκεῖ τὸ 1908, μετὰ τὴν παραίτησή του ἀπὸ τὴ Ριζάρειο Σχολή.

Wrote several books, mainly ancillary preaching. Humility and charity were a proverbial.

He died the evening of November 8, 1920. But He was so His Holiness, have done so many miracles before and after his death. Buried in Ι. Μονὴ Ἁγίας Τριάδος στὴν Αἴγινα.
Ἡ ἀνακομιδὴ τῶν Ἱερῶν λειψάνων τοῦ ἔγινε στὶς 3 Σεπτεμβρίου τοῦ 1953 καὶ στὶς 20 Ἀπριλίου τοῦ 1961 μὲ Πράξη Ecumenical Patriarchate proclaimed saint of the Orthodox Church.

Apolytikion. Tone first. Citizen of the desert.

Selymbria gonon son of Aegina and the Superintendent, the eschatois chronois Fanenton, virtue true friend, Nektarios timisomen faithful as Inserts Christ of treating wells; for healings pantodapas, per evlavos krafgazousi · doxasanti Glory to Christ, to thafmastosanti Glory, Glory acting through you, pasin remedies.

Kontakion. Tone pl. d '. Tῇ ypermachῳ.

Orthodoxy the star son neofoton

Church and the newly outwork

Anymnisomen en effrosynῃ heart.

glorified gar energeiᾳ tῇ the Spirit

remedies wells for plenty
per krafgazousi, chairois Father Nektarios.

Magnificat.

Church, seen young star, in eschatois chronois, tῇ osiᾳ your viotῇ · othen illuminated, faithful Tas intellectual property; ταῖς νοηταῖς ἀκτῖσι, Πάτερ Νεκτάριε.


Saint Nectarios of Aegina is undoubtedly among the saints of the most loved and most revered of Orthodox Church of the twentieth century. The Bishop of Pentapolis, the Healer of Aegina, is very popular not only in Greece but also among the Orthodox West, where his cult was very widespread. This mainly because her many intercessions and countless miraculous healings. Having suffered much patience for the love of Christ, slander, contempt and scorn, he learned to be compassionate for the suffering of those who trust in him. His catechesis borrow any profound simplicity, shows us how he is close to our spiritual concerns, particularly those of the smallest and humblest of us.

St. Nectarios was born on 1 st October 1846 to Silyvria in Thrace, near the Sea of Marmara, in a modest family and Kefalas. He was given the name of Anastasius. At age 14, he comes to work and continue his education at Constantinople. In 1866 he left the capital, Constantinople, to go on the island of Chios work as a teacher. There he became a monk at the monastery of Nea Moni at the age of thirty.

Three years after the monastic tonsure, he was ordained deacon, he received the name Nektarios. In 1885 he graduated from the University of Athens. During his years Studies at the University of Athens, he wrote several books, pamphlets, and Bible commentaries. Subsequently, he won the Cairo and Alexandria, Egypt, where he was ordained priest and served the church of St. Nicolas in Cairo with great distinction. In recognition of his piety and his ability to be a brilliant preacher and administrator, he was appointed bishop of the Metropolitan Pentapolis, a former episcopal see of Cyrenaica (in modern Libya), the Greek Orthodox Patriarch Sophronios in 1889. He served the church as a bishop for a year in Cairo but was unjustly removed from office. Jealous and horribly maligned because of the sympathy he won from the Orthodox people, he must leave Egypt. Patriarch Sophronios refuses to listen and expelled out of Egypt without trial or explanation, without giving him the opportunity to defend himself. After his expulsion, he returned to Greece in 1891 and spent several years as a preacher (1891-1894). It was then, for 15 years, the school principal Ecclesiastical Rizarios for the education of priests in Athens where his service was exemplary. He developed many curricula and wrote many books, while preaching through Athens. In 1904, at the request of several of his disciples who wanted to become nuns, he established a monastery for them on the island of Aegina. He was named the Monastery of the Holy Trinity. In December 1908, at age 62, St. Nectarios resigned his seat of principal and retired to the Monastery of the Holy Trinity of Aegina, where he lived as a monk the rest of his life. He wrote, published, preached and heard confessions of those who came from near and far to enjoy his spirituality. While he was at the monastery, he also looked after the gardens, carried stones and helped with construction financed by its own funds. St. Nectarios died on the evening of November 9, 1920 at the age of 74, following hospitalization for prostate cancer. His body was transported to the Monastery of the Holy Trinity where he was buried by a monk named Sava, who would later painted the first icon of St. Nectarios. A multitude of people came from Greece and Egypt to attend his funeral. Many people regarded St. Nectarios as a saint during her life because of his prayer life, his humility, his purity and other virtues of his writings and for the miracles that it has caused. St. Nectarios also had the gift of relics prédiction.Les St. Nectaire were removed from the grave 2 September 1953, and they liberated a wonderful fragrance. The official recognition of Nectarios as a saint took place April 20, 1961 by the Ecumenical Patriarchate. Thousands of miracles have been attributed, primarily cures for cancers and other serious illnesses.
Apolytikion your 1.

Faithful, honoring the Son of Sélibrie, the Protector of Aegina,
the Pillar of Orthodoxy, the true friend of virtue,
Nectaire, inspired servant of Christ appeared in our time. From him spring
all kinds of healing for those who proclaim with faith: Glory to Christ
who glorified you,
glory that made you wonder-worker, who
glory through you grants healing to all.

Kontakion tone 4 pl. (Ti Ypermaho).

celebrate in joy and all our heart,
the new star of Orthodoxy, the wall of the church recently.
Glorified by the power of the Spirit, he pours plenty
healing grace
on those who cry: Hi, Nectarios, our father!

This Monday, November 9 (November 22 civil), we celebrate the Feast of Our Holy Father Nektarios of Aegina, Pentapolis Bishop of Egypt, patron of ours has always Église.Saint Nectaire s is shown several times to bring us his support during our 25 years of presence in Nîmes.AMHN!