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The Great Paraclitic Canon Archbishop Stylianos of Australia † 6 August 2020 The time from August 1 to 15 is a period in the Church’s year during which the Orthodox soul turns to Our Most Holy Lady the Mother of God, with eyes full of contrition. For the two weeks before the f...
The Holy Monastery of Our Lady of Tsouka, Ioannina 6 August 2020 ...
They bring death Saint Basil the Great 5 August 2020 Anger brings enmity, enmity begets hubris, hubris engenders conflicts, conflicts wounds and wounds, often enough, bring death, as well....
Let’s not fool ourselves Saint Justin Popovich 4 August 2020 Our struggle is against the enemies of our eternity and immortality. These are: our sins, our passions and our desires, the spiritual aspects of wickedness. Every sin steals a little from our eterni...
Joys and Sorrows are from God Saint Theophan the Recluse 4 August 2020 On earth, there are more sorrows than joys. And just as the latter are sent by God, so the former are allowed by Him. For a variety of reasons. On occasion so that we bestir ourselves from spiritual h...
The wrong approach Saint Luke the Physician, Archbishop of the Crimea 3 August 2020 There are phenomena which science will never be able to explain, because it doesn’t use the appropriate methods....
Homily on Saint Panteleimon Metropolitan of Pisidia Sotirios † 3 August 2020 St. Panteleimon is a Saint well-known for miraculous healings, including people with incurable diseases.  He came from Nicomedia in Bithynia, located in Asia Minor (now the city of Izmit, Turkey).  It...
Online discussion with Jonathan Jackson and Fr. John Parker, Dean of St Tikhon’s Orthodox Theological Seminary 3 August 2020 ...
Vigilance – the Wealth of Orthodox Asceticism Conversations with Archim. Zacharias Archimandrite Zacharias Zacharou 3 August 2020 Question: Can you tell us a few words about negative and positive vigilance? Answer: Negative vigilance is when we resist the attacks of bad thoughts. As soon as they appear, we lift our mind to God ...
The most wretched Saint John of Kronstadt 2 August 2020 The more cantankerous, wicked and treacherous people are, the more unhappy they feel. The weaker their faith and the more inadequate their love, the less strong and competent they feel. Those who do...
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