“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 […]
Category: Catechisms and articles
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 […]
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 […]
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, […]
12th Sunday of St. Matthew
Matth. 19:16-26 “How can I be saved?” “Lord what shall I do, in order that I will inherit etenal life?” One question which has ruled, will rules and […]
Meat-Fare Sunday
(Matthew 25:3l-46) The fathers of the Church, guided by the Holy Spirit, consecrated the Triodion as a time of preparation for the fast of Great Lent, which in turn […]
Sunday of the Prodigal Son
(Luke l5: ll-32) 16/02/2014 Today’s Gospel embodies God’s message to the world. The Parable of the Prodigal Son shows us the longing of the Holy Trinity for the repentance of […]
Sunday of the Publican and the Pharisee
Luke l8: l0-l4 09/02/2014 It was very characteristic of our Lord Jesus Christ that in order to teach the Divine Truth, He used examples taken from the daily life of […]
Jairus’s daughter carsed. 7th Sunday of St. Luke
St. Luke 8:41-56 In man’s life all things are relative. Everything which takes place is relative. In other words, from the moment of man’s birth nothing is absolutely certain. […]









