Juliania Lazarevskaya (or Juliania Muromskaya , birth name Ulyana Ustinovna Nedyureva (in the marriage Osorina ); 1530 , Plosna - January 2 ( 12 ), 1604 , Lazarevo , Murom district ) - holy of the Russian Orthodox Church , glorified in the face of the righteous .
| Juliana Lazarevskaya | |
|---|---|
| Ulyana Ustinovna Osorina | |
 19th century icon (located in the Annunciation Monastery in Murom | |
| Birth | |
| Death | Lazarevo village |
| Is revered | in the orthodox church |
| Glorified | 1614 , Russian Orthodox Church |
| In the face | the righteous |
| Main shrine | relics in Lazarev |
| Day of Remembrance | January 2 (15) |
The memory is committed on January 2 (15) .
Content
- 1 Biography
- 2 Troparion (voice 4)
- 3 Literature
- 4 References
Biography
Born in a family of nobles Nedyurev . Her father, Vasily, was the key keeper of Tsar Ivan the Terrible. When the girl was six years old, her mother Stefanida died and she was given to the education of her grandmother. After the death of her grandmother, twelve-year-old Juliania moves to her aunt's house.
At the age of 16 she was married to a Murom resident Yuri Osorin , who owned the village of Lazarevsky , became famous for her pious life, the support of the poor and prisoners. During the famine under Tsar Boris Godunov, she sold all her property to buy bread for the poor.
She died on January 2, 1604, was canonized after the discovery of her relics in 1614.
The heroine of one of the classic works of ancient Russian literature - "The Tale of Julian Lazarevskaya", written by her son - Callistratus (Druzhina) Osoryin .
Troparion (voice 4)
Having been enlightened with Divine grace, / and upon death, the lordship of your life showed you: / exudes a world that is fragrant to all who are sick for healing, / who come to your power with faith, / the righteous mother Julius, / Christ God the pray / be saved to our souls.
Literature
- Likhachev N.P. Diplomas of the Osorgin family. - M. , 2011 .-- S. 33. - ISBN 978-5-458-10903-1 .
- Khabarova O.B. Image of the holy lay woman Juliania Lazarevskaya in literature of the second half of the 19th century . // Ancient Russia. Questions of Medieval Studies . - 2006. - No. 4 (26). - S. 116—122.