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АПОСТОЛЬСКАЯ МИССИЯ СВЯТЫХ КИРИЛЛА И МЕФОДИЯ В КОНТЕКСТЕ РАЗВИТИЯ ФЕНОМЕНА СЛОВА В УКРАИНСКОЙ КУЛЬТУРЕ

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Kovalchuk N. , Jakubovská V.

Konštantínove listy

2018

tom 11

nr 2

87 - 97

In their contribution, the authors examine the issue of the origin of Slavonic literature, the Old Slavonic language, connected with the important activity of the great Slavic missionaries, Sts. Cyril and Methodius. The formation of the first state of East Slavs coincides with the adoption of Christianity and the confirmation of the word as the divine Logos. In Christian interpretation, the word gains an ontological status of God›s wisdom. The authors examine the development of the word (in terms of the language) by analysing the activities of St. Cyril as the founder of the Kiev letters. Their attention is focused on the analysis of the work of Gregory Skovoroda, Taras Hryhorovich Shevchenko, Lesya Ukrainka and others. Works of these writers show that the word has an archetypal character in Ukrainian culture and its symbolic structure penetrates all stages of its development. The word takes the form of an «apostolic mission», reveals and exposes the soul of the Ukrainian nation. It has Christian origin, and its cultural and historical manifestations strengthen national identity and the nation state.

RIMSKI PRVOSVEĆENICI U VRIJEME ĆIRILOMETODSKE MISIJE

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Košćak S. , Kuhar K.

Konštantínove listy

2017

tom 10

nr 2

43 - 61

The Mission of Saints Constantine Cyril and Methodius in Great Moravia in the second half of the 9th century took place in certain historical context and paradigm that was determined by theological and disciplinary regulations of the Roman church. The authors are presenting church historical context of the Cyrillo-Methodian mission, the activity of the Roman pontiffs and theological thought that was developed in the ninth century and that had an influence on the inculturation mission of Saint Brothers. With this research, authors are introducing interdisciplinary approach in the theological research, by connecting historical and theological conclusions.

KULTÚRNO-HISTORICKÝ ROZMER CYRILO-METODSKEJ MISIE V KONTEXTE NESKORŠÍCH CIRKEVNÝCH DIEL NA SLOVENSKU (RITUALE STRIGONIENSE, RITUALE SLOVACCHIÆ A CANTUS CATHOLICI)

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Judák V. , Hlad Ľ. , Ďatelinka A.

Konštantínove listy

2022

tom 15

nr 1

40 - 52

The Cyril and Methodius mission, that took place on the territory of Great Moravia, was not only of political but also of ecclesiastical significance, especially because of the work done by the Thessalonian brothers in the field of language and liturgy. Their translations of liturgical books into Old Slavonic brought with them important milestones that played a significant role in later centuries. In the period of recatholization, the Archbishop of Esztergom, Peter Pázmaň, was instrumental in the publication of the Esztergom Ritual, which brought with it a language that was understandable to the people and to the celebration of the liturgy, and this was preserved in later editions, even down to the publication of the Rituale Slovacchiæ. The publication of the Slovak Catholic hymnal Cantus Catholici was also an important act of encouragement to the Slovak people in the religious and national spheres, and these facts touch on an environment that goes beyond the ecclesiastical sphere, in the context of society and culture as a whole.

OD VITA MONASTICA K VIA CYRILLOMETHODIANA BENEDIKTÍNSKE FUNDAMENTY CYRILO-METODSKEJ DUCHOVNEJ CESTY MEDZI NITROU A SKALKOU

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Judák V.

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2021

tom 14

nr 2

14 - 25

The time of Cyrillo-Methodian mission belongs to the most important periods in the histories of Slavic nations. Even nowadays we can still see the fruits of the Mission. Cyrillo-Methodian values and traditions were thanks to the Benedictine monasteries continuously preserved and kept. St. Andrew-Zorard and St. Benedict belonged to most important Benedictine–eremites who lived in the territory of Great Moravia. These monks adopted Syrio-Palestinian ascetic rules of eremic life, which were mostly practised at Oriental territories, from the brothers Sts. Constantine and Methodius. The rules were brought into life as it is mentioned in the Legend of St. Maurus, a contemporary living bishop of Pécs. Places where the Benedictines lived, namely the Monastery of Saint Hypolit at Zobor hill in Nitra and Skalka near the city of Trenčín, have remained important spiritual centres to this day.