Archimandrite
- Feb 12
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Updated: Mar 12
In the Orthodox Church an archimandrite is the head of a large monastery or group of monasteries. From the Greek arch- meaning “rule,” and mandra meaning “monastery.”

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Updated: Mar 12
In the Orthodox Church an archimandrite is the head of a large monastery or group of monasteries. From the Greek arch- meaning “rule,” and mandra meaning “monastery.”
