To answer this challenging and hard question, I would like to tell you first the following story. Three students from the Theological School of Thessaloniki visited […]
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Sin from a Palamite and from a rational views
“Son, your sins are forgiven” Some Jews brought a paralytic to Jesus asking, of course, to heal him and deliver him from his sickness. Jesus, however, turned to […]
What is an ”Anathema”?
By St. Theophan the Recluse (┼1894) Rarely does the Rite of Orthodoxy, which is now being performed, take place without censures and reproaches on somebody’s part. And no matter […]
Abortion the indescribable calamity!
This Icon is a work of the iconographer Mr. Kostas Vrousgos from Thessaloniki and was painted in Adelaide, South Australia, with the blessing of Bishop Joseph of Arianzos. It was […]
Christ Lives and Reigns
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. (John 1:1) The Word has existed from the beginning and […]
Saint Nektarios as seen through his Letters
Protopresbyter Theodoros Zisis A Myrrh-streamer and a Wonderworker, but also a great theologian and writer. Saint Nektarios, the boast of the Orthodox faithful of […]
The resurrection of the widow’s son of Nain
3rd Sunday of St Luke (Luke 7:11-18) When death occurs it saddens our hearts. For man was not created by God to die; but, was created with the possibility […]
The parable of shower
4th Sunday of St. Luke In today’s Gospel reading, the Evangelist Luke presented the Parable of Sower. Our Lord Jesus Christ used examples from the daily life to express the […]
2nd Sunday of St. Luke
Concerning Love Man is by nature a social being. He lives, moves, acts and develops within a society of human beings. Right from the beginning of Creation, […]