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Jasná a ohromujúca vigília svätého Nikodéma v Najsvätejšej Trojici v Mideipreložené

14. júla 2026 · 1 min čítania

V atmosfére hlbokej spirituality, ohromujúceho ticha a svätého dojatia sa v rovnomennom cintorínskom kostole v Agia Triada Midea slávila slávnostná spomienka na Agios Nikodém z Agioreita. V pondelok 13. júla 2026, v predvečer sviatku tohto veľkého otca Cirkvi, zažili obyvatelia obce, ale aj množstvo pútnikov zo širokého okolia jedinečný, takmer svätý zážitok modlitby.

Svätá vigília sa začala o 21:00 večer a premenila svätý chrám na malý raj na zemi. Ohromujúce polosvetlo, mihotavé svetlá sviec osvetľujúce tváre svätých v hagiografiách a voňavé posvätné kadidlo stúpajúce ku kupole vytvorili ideálnu atmosféru pre vnútorné hľadanie.

Na vešpery slávili kňazi: protopresbyter o. Ioannis Gionis, o. Dimitrios Stergiou a o. Vasilios Golemis, podporovaný cirkevným vikárom o. Ioannis Mitrosylis.

Tento ohromujúci zážitok bol pozdvihnutý posvätnými spevmi. Za tlmeného svetla sviec byzantský spevácky zbor „Saint Peter Bishop of Argos“ pod skvelým vedením zbormajstra pána Ioannisa Haviarlisa predniesol hymny v byzantskom jazyku...

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Hannah Adams

The choir from Agios Petros sounded lovely under those candlelit conditions. I especially liked that they used the Athonite incense – it must have filled the little cemetery church beautifully. Did the vigil go on till dawn?

James Bennett

The candlelit Byzantine choir from Agios Petros must have been something special in that little cemetery church. I didn't know they used real Athonite incense there too. Did the vigil actually run all the way till dawn like they do on the Holy Mountain?

Matthew Campbell

The choir really did sound beautiful in that dim light—I’ve heard them before and they never disappoint. The Athonite incense was strong enough you could almost taste it, which fit the vigil perfectly. Yes, they kept going right until sunrise, just like on the Holy Mountain.

Rebecca Smith

The incense was so thick in there it reminded me of the times I’ve helped clean the church the next morning – everything still smelled of it for days. I thought the choir’s “Άγιοι Μάρτυρες” especially stood out under those few lamps. Have you been to a vigil on the Holy Mountain yourself?

Helen Bennett

The choir under those few lamps really did feel like something straight out of Athos. I sat near the back and the incense hung so heavy my eyes watered a bit, but it kept me awake through the small hours. Have you ever tried making that Athonite blend at home, Matthew?

Alexander Wright

The choir really brought those hymns alive in the half-light, didn't they? I was there for the whole vigil too and that thick Athonite incense stayed with me all the way home in the car. Have you ever visited the cell where St. Nikodemos wrote on the Holy Mountain?

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