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Preaching in Russia in the second half of the nineteenth century (based on the materials of the journal “Guide for Rural Pastors”)

Authors: Natalya Myznikova;

Preaching in Russia in the second half of the nineteenth century (based on the materials of the journal “Guide for Rural Pastors”)

Abstract

The article is devoted to the analysis of materials about church sermon, published in the journal “Guide for Rural Pastors” (weekly publication at the Kiev Theological Seminary; 1860–1917) in the second half of the nineteenth century. Consideration is given to the issue of reviving preaching among the parish clergy in the post-reform period, as well as the problem of the quality of preaching activities of the rural clergy. The article presents the opinions of the authors of the journal in these areas, as well as the controversy that arose in the periodical press around the publications. It is noted that the authors of the “Guide” recognized teaching as one of the main elements of pastoral ministry, which was not typical of the Russian Orthodox Church at that time. The development of preaching was one of the main tasks of the journal. Almost all publications on homiletics published at that time were reflected in its pages. However, the position of its authors, who declared the revival of the sermon, but at the same time correlated its current situation not with the New Testament or Early Christian norm, but with the pre-reform time, did not agree with the opinion of the authors of other church and secular publications that stated a deep crisis of teaching. The quality of individual publications on this topic and the sermons published in the journal were repeatedly criticized by other publications.

Статья посвящена анализу материалов о церковной проповеди, публиковавшихся в журнале « Руководство для сельских пастырей» (еженедельное издание при Киевской духовной семинарии; 1860–1917) во второй половине XIX в. Рассматривается вопрос о возрождении проповедничества в среде приходского духовенства в пореформенное время, а также проблема качества проповеднической деятельности сельского священства. В статье представлены мнения авторов журнала по этим направлениям, а также полемика, возникшая в периодической печати вокруг его публикаций. Отмечается, что авторы «Руководства» признавали учительство одним из главных элементов пастырского служения, что не было типично для Православной российской церкви этого времени. Развитие проповедничества являлось одной из основных задач журнала. На его страницах находили свое отражение практически все выходившие в то время публикации по гомилетике. Однако позиция его авторов, декларировавших возрождение проповеди, но при этом соотносивших современную им ситуацию не с новозаветной или раннехристианской нормой, а с дореформенным временем, не совпадала с мнением авторов других церковных и светских изданий, констатировавших глубокий кризис учительства. Качество отдельных публикаций на эту тему и проповедей, печатавшихся в журнале, неоднократно подвергалось критике со стороны других изданий.

Вестник Свято-Филаретовского института, Выпуск 35 2020

Keywords

журнал "руководство для сельских пастырей", церковное проповедничество, Православная церковь, pastoral ministry, “Guide for Rural Pastors”, православная церковь, пастырское служение, Religion (General), sermon, church publicity, проповедь, BL1-50, homiletics, church preaching, "guide for rural pastors", гомилетика, журнал «Руководство для сельских пастырей», церковная публицистика

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