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If the mind is freed from all hope of this world, this is the sign that sin has died in you. If you remain free from worldly things, […]
If the mind is freed from all hope of this world, this is the sign that sin has died in you. If you remain free from worldly things, […]
By Protopresbyter Fr. George Papavarnavas The Apostles Aquila and Priscilla were a blessed couple. They came from Pontus and lived in Corinth. Both were tentmakers by profession and […]
Father Timothy used to say: The Saints all their lives were starting over every day, have a new beginning as they Saints said, and suddenly found themselves on the […]
How can one who enjoys irrational and temporary pleasures be convinced that what he enjoys is not the real pleasure and that the real pleasure must be considered some […]
Commemorated February 6 St Photios (later known as Photios the Great – Patriarch of Constantinople) was born around 820 AD to holy parents, who were confessors of […]
To have contact with Christ, He must rest with your whole life. And Christ rests when you rest your neighbor, in the good sense. That's why I emphasize […]
The Christian who complains, who constantly frets and fumes, doesn’t feel that it is a great matter that he came into existence from non-being and exists as a creature […]
There is the familiar argument of the atheists: Why doesn't God regulate all this if he is omnipotent? Or is he not omnipotent? Obviously, God is omnipotent! But his power is not that of […]
It is the starting point Worship is not limited to certain times of prayer (Orthros, Vespers, etc.). The particular times of prayer are the starting point from which the […]
Saint Xenophon was one of the foremost nobles of Constantinople. He possessed abundant worldly goods, but was richer still in inner treasures: faith, piety, and the zealous observance of […]