“And in one Lord, Jesus Christ, the Son of God…” The first article of the Symbol of Creed, speaks about God. Continuing now, we will discuss the second […]
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I thank you, my Lord
“I thank you, my Lord, that you allowed me to see what I am” The event of salvation is conscious. We should know this and not fear […]
Jonathan Jackson: The Traditional Value of Family
Watch the video Holywood actor Jonathan Jackson, recipient of five Emmy Awards, at an interview given in “Pemptousia” during his recent visit to the Monastery of Vatopaidi – Mt […]
Jonathan Jackson ” What Orthodoxy means to me”
Jonathan Jackson, continiouing his interview given to “Pemptousia”, speaks of his relationship with the Orthodox faith and the position of the Eastern Orthodox Church in America Watch the video http://www.pemptousia.gr/video/jonathan-jacksonti-simeni-gia-mena-i-orthodoxia/ […]
Who is the Theologian?
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 […]
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 […]
The Lord’s Prayer PART 7
For Thine is the Kingdom and the Power and the Glory for ever and ever Amen This is natural that the Prayer ends with the glorification of God […]
The Lord’s Prayer PART 6
And lead us not in to temptation, but deliver us from Evil And do not allow us, Ο Lord, to fall into temptation, but deliνer us from eνil. According to […]
The Lord’s prayer PART 5
And forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us As long as man lives self-centredly, he can not forgive his fellow men. His offended ego […]