Saint Gregory the Theologian wasn’t an unim- portant man, living in some corner, just given to praying. He was a giant of the spirit and gave himself to […]
Category: Spiritual art in everyday life
Saints Athanasius and Cyril
Saints Athanasius and Cyril weren’t just anybody. They didn’t hold a position in Church in order to solve, let’s say, their personal or family problems. They believed in […]
Sunday before Theophany
(Mark. 1, 1-8) Preparation opens the road In order to begin his work, Christ prepares the ground with the preaching of St. John the Baptist. Without preparation, […]
The Feastday of Saint Andrew the Apostle and First called
Sunday 30.11.2014 “Αm I led by the Holy Spirit?” The Holy Spirit, which changed saint Andrew from an ordinary man into an apostle of Christ, is indeed […]
Faith is not ours…
There are certain things man has to do. If he doesn’t do them, no matter how insistently he may be asking for grace, God won’t give it to him. And […]
Have you ever tried it?
Every one of us barricades himself behind his own justice. He believes the way he looks at things is absolutely right, he believes his reasoning is great, he […]
What does mean spiritual struggle
Spiritual struggle doesn’t mean striving to be somebody. Spiritual struggle is to take for granted that you’re a sinner, to renounce yourself, lift your cross and run after […]
Let us seek God and choose His love
Do we expect the others to tolerate us, to forgive us, to be condescending, to show us understanding and love us? Let us also do the same. You […]
Holy Fathers of the Fourth Ecumenical Council
Matt. 5: 14-19 July 13th, 2014 Many times God removes – intentionally one might say – certain things we rely upon in our lives precisely so that we will be dependent on […]
The idol inside us
When we shore up our very own idol inside us, which we have put on a pedestal and revere it, not even God Himself can destroy it. […]