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Notre Père parmi les saints '''Cyrille d'Alexandrie''' (378-444) a été [[Pape]] et Patriarche d'Alexandrie alors qu'Alexandrie était parvenue au sommet de sa gloire et de son pouvoir dans le cadre de l'Empire Romain.
  
Notre Père parmi les saints '''Cyrille d'Alexandrie''' a été [[Pape]] et Patriarche d'Alexandrie alors qu'Alexandrie était parvenue au sommet de sa gloire et de son pouvoir dans le cadre de l'Empire Romain.  
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Cyrille a écrit beaucoup et il a été un des protagonistes principaux des controverses [[Christologie|christologiques]] du IV<sup>e</sup> et du V<sup>e</sup> siècles. Il a été une des figures centrales du Troisième [[Concile œcuménique]] (en 431), [[concile]] qui a abouti à la [[déposition]] de [[Nestorius]], l’[[archevêque]] [[Hérésie|hérétique]] de [[Constantinople]]. Cyrille est un des [[Pères de l'Église]], et sa réputation [[Théologie|théologique]] lui a valu le titre de "Sceau de tous les Pères." Sa commémoration dans l’[[Église Orthodoxe]] est célébrée le [[9 juin]] et, avec saint [[Athanase le Grand|Athanase d'Alexandrie]], le [[18 janvier]].
Cyril wrote extensively and was a leading protagonist in the [[Christology|Christological]] controversies of the 4th and 5th centuries. He was a central figure in the [[Third Ecumenical Council|Council of Ephesus]] in 431 which led to the [[deposition]] of [[Nestorius]] as Archbishop of Constantinople. Cyril is among the patristic fathers, and his reputation within the Orthodox Christian world has led to his acquiring the title "Seal of all the Fathers." His [[feast day]] is celebrated on [[9 juin]] et, avec St. [[Athanase le Grand|Athanase d'Alexandrie]], le [[18 janvier]].
 
  
 
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[[Image:Chiril-al-alexandriei-rasca.JPG|left|thumb|250px|'''St. Cyrille d'Alexandrie'''<br>Fresque au Monastère de Râşca, (Roumanie)]]Cyril was born about 378 in the small town of Theodosios, Egypt, near modern day Malalla el Kobra. His mother's brother, [[Theophilus of Alexandria|Theophilus]], was a [[priest]] who rose to the powerful position of Pope of Alexandria. His mother remained close to her brother and under his guidance Cyril was well educated. His education showed through his knowledge, in his writings, of Christian writers of his day, including [[Eusebius of Caesarea|Eusebius]], [[Origen]], [[Didymus the Blind|Didymus]], and writers of the Alexandrian church. He showed a knowledge of Latin through his extensive correspondence with the [[Bishop]] of Rome, [[Pope]] Celestine. His formal education appeared normal for his day: 390-392 grammatical studies at ages 12 to 14, 393-397 Rhetoric/Humanities at ages 15 to 20, and 398-402 Christian theology and biblical studies.  
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[[Image:Chiril-al-alexandriei-rasca.JPG|left|thumb|250px|'''St. Cyrille d'Alexandrie'''<br>Fresque au Monastère de Râşca, (Roumanie).]] Cyril was born about 378 in the small town of Theodosios, Egypt, near modern day Malalla el Kobra. His mother's brother, [[Theophilus of Alexandria|Theophilus]], was a [[priest]] who rose to the powerful position of Pope of Alexandria. His mother remained close to her brother and under his guidance Cyril was well educated. His education showed through his knowledge, in his writings, of Christian writers of his day, including [[Eusebius of Caesarea|Eusebius]], [[Origen]], [[Didymus the Blind|Didymus]], and writers of the Alexandrian church. He showed a knowledge of Latin through his extensive correspondence with the [[Bishop]] of Rome, [[Pope]] Celestine. His formal education appeared normal for his day: 390-392 grammatical studies at ages 12 to 14, 393-397 Rhetoric/Humanities at ages 15 to 20, and 398-402 Christian theology and biblical studies.  
  
 
He was [[tonsure]]d a [[reader]] by his uncle, Theophilus, in the [[Church of Alexandria]] and under his uncle's guidance advanced in knowledge and position. He supported his uncle in the removal of St. [[John Chrysostom]] as [[archbishop]] of Constantinople, although this was justified as an administrative, not doctrinal, issue, as later Cyril supported John's return as when he contrasted Nestorius' unorthodoxy to Chrysostom's purity of doctrine to the imperial court.   
 
He was [[tonsure]]d a [[reader]] by his uncle, Theophilus, in the [[Church of Alexandria]] and under his uncle's guidance advanced in knowledge and position. He supported his uncle in the removal of St. [[John Chrysostom]] as [[archbishop]] of Constantinople, although this was justified as an administrative, not doctrinal, issue, as later Cyril supported John's return as when he contrasted Nestorius' unorthodoxy to Chrysostom's purity of doctrine to the imperial court.   
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== Héritage ==
 
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Saint Cyril a été un prélat très instruit et un écrivain prolifique. Il a écrit plusieurs commentaires exégétique de la Bible ou théologiques : ''Commentaires sur [[Ancien Testament]]'', ''Thésaurus'', ''Discour contre les [[Arianisme|Ariens]]'', ''Commentaire sur l'[[Évangile selon saint Jean]]'', ''Dialogues sur la [[Trinité]]''. A partir de l'an 429, quand les controverses christologiques ont augmentées, ses écrits se sont levé à un niveau théologique auquel ses opposants n'ont pas pu arriver. Ses écrits et sa théologie sont restés centrales dans la tradition des [[Pères de l'Églis]]e jusqu'aujourd'hui.  
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Saint Cyril a été un prélat très instruit et un écrivain prolifique. Il a écrit plusieurs commentaires exégétiques de la Bible ou théologiques : ''Commentaires sur [[Ancien Testament]]'', ''Thésaurus'', ''Discours contre les [[Arianisme|Ariens]]'', ''Commentaire sur l'[[Évangile selon saint Jean]]'', ''Dialogues sur la [[Trinité]]''. A partir de l'an 429, quand les controverses christologiques ont augmenté, ses écrits se sont élevés à un niveau théologique auquel ses opposants n'ont pas pu arriver. Ses écrits et sa théologie sont restés centraux dans la tradition des [[Pères de l'Église]] jusqu'à aujourd'hui.  
  
 
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*[http://www.monachos.net/patristics/christology/cyril_writings.shtml Life and Writings of Cyril of Alexandria] as relates to the Christological Controversy
 
*[http://www.monachos.net/patristics/christology/cyril_writings.shtml Life and Writings of Cyril of Alexandria] as relates to the Christological Controversy
 
*[http://www.comeandseeicons.com/c/cap25.htm Icon and Story of St. Cyril of Alexandria]
 
*[http://www.comeandseeicons.com/c/cap25.htm Icon and Story of St. Cyril of Alexandria]
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* ''[http://www.monachos.net/patristics/christology/cyril_to_nestorius_2.shtml Second Epistle of Cyril to Nestorius]''
 
* ''[http://www.monachos.net/patristics/christology/cyril_to_nestorius_2.shtml Second Epistle of Cyril to Nestorius]''
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* ''[http://www.monachos.net/patristics/christology/cyril_johnantioch.shtml The 'Formula of Reunion' between Cyril and John of Antioch]''
 
* ''[http://www.monachos.net/patristics/christology/cyril_johnantioch.shtml The 'Formula of Reunion' between Cyril and John of Antioch]''
  
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St. Cyrille d'Alexandrie.

Notre Père parmi les saints Cyrille d'Alexandrie (378-444) a été Pape et Patriarche d'Alexandrie alors qu'Alexandrie était parvenue au sommet de sa gloire et de son pouvoir dans le cadre de l'Empire Romain.

Cyrille a écrit beaucoup et il a été un des protagonistes principaux des controverses christologiques du IVe et du Ve siècles. Il a été une des figures centrales du Troisième Concile œcuménique (en 431), concile qui a abouti à la déposition de Nestorius, l’archevêque hérétique de Constantinople. Cyrille est un des Pères de l'Église, et sa réputation théologique lui a valu le titre de "Sceau de tous les Pères." Sa commémoration dans l’Église Orthodoxe est célébrée le 9 juin et, avec saint Athanase d'Alexandrie, le 18 janvier.

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St. Cyrille d'Alexandrie
Fresque au Monastère de Râşca, (Roumanie).
Cyril was born about 378 in the small town of Theodosios, Egypt, near modern day Malalla el Kobra. His mother's brother, Theophilus, was a priest who rose to the powerful position of Pope of Alexandria. His mother remained close to her brother and under his guidance Cyril was well educated. His education showed through his knowledge, in his writings, of Christian writers of his day, including Eusebius, Origen, Didymus, and writers of the Alexandrian church. He showed a knowledge of Latin through his extensive correspondence with the Bishop of Rome, Pope Celestine. His formal education appeared normal for his day: 390-392 grammatical studies at ages 12 to 14, 393-397 Rhetoric/Humanities at ages 15 to 20, and 398-402 Christian theology and biblical studies.

He was tonsured a reader by his uncle, Theophilus, in the Church of Alexandria and under his uncle's guidance advanced in knowledge and position. He supported his uncle in the removal of St. John Chrysostom as archbishop of Constantinople, although this was justified as an administrative, not doctrinal, issue, as later Cyril supported John's return as when he contrasted Nestorius' unorthodoxy to Chrysostom's purity of doctrine to the imperial court.

Theophilus died on October 15, 412, and Cyril was made pope on October 18, 412, over stiff opposition by the party for the incumbent Archdeacon Timothy in a volatile Alexandrian atmosphere. Thus, Cyril followed first Athanasius and then Theophilus as the Pope of Alexandria in the position that had become powerful and influential, rivaling that of the city Prefect.

His early years as pope were caught up in the problems of a cosmopolitan city where the animosities among the various Christian factions, Jews, and pagans brought frequent violence. In addition, there was the rivalry between Alexandria and Constantinople and a clash between Alexandrian and Antiochian schools of ecclesiastical reflection, piety, and discourse. These issues came to a head in 428 when the see of Constantinople became vacant. Nestorius, from the Antiochian party, was made Archbishop of Constantinople on April 10, 428, and stoked the fires by denouncing the use of the term Theotokos as not a proper rendition of Mary's position in relation to Christ.

Thus, Cyril and the Alexandrian party crossed swords with those of the Antiochian party in the imperial home court. After much in-fighting, Augusta Pulcheria, older sister of the Emperor Theodosius II, sided with Cyril against Nestorius. To rid himself of Cyril, Nestorius recommended to the emperor a council in Constantinople. But, when Theodosius called the council it was in Ephesus, an area friendly to Cyril. After months of manuevering the Council of 431 ended with Nestorius being removed from office and sent into exile.

Cyril died on June 27, 444, but the controversies were to continue for decades, from the Robber Council of Ephesus in 449 to the Council of Chalcedon in 451 and beyond.

Héritage

Saint Cyril a été un prélat très instruit et un écrivain prolifique. Il a écrit plusieurs commentaires exégétiques de la Bible ou théologiques : Commentaires sur Ancien Testament, Thésaurus, Discours contre les Ariens, Commentaire sur l'Évangile selon saint Jean, Dialogues sur la Trinité. A partir de l'an 429, quand les controverses christologiques ont augmenté, ses écrits se sont élevés à un niveau théologique auquel ses opposants n'ont pas pu arriver. Ses écrits et sa théologie sont restés centraux dans la tradition des Pères de l'Église jusqu'à aujourd'hui.

Boîte succession:
Cyrille d'Alexandrie
Précédé par:
Théophile I
Patriarche d'Alexandrie
412-444
Succédé par:
Dioscore I



Source

  • McGuckin, John A., St. Cyril of Alexandria and the Christological Controversy. Crestwood, NY: St. Vladimir's Seminary Press, 2004. ISBN 0-88141-259-7

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