A Priest’s Thoughts on Depression, Anxiety, the Soul, Your Body and Your Brain
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Homilies and Spiritual Instruction

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A Priest’s Thoughts on Depression, Anxiety, the Soul, Your Body and Your Brain

Fr. Stephen Freeman

Somewhat problematic, I think, is the not infrequent distinction made between anxiety and depression as physical/medical problems and as so-called “spiritual” problems. There is no such distinction. We do not have “spiritual” problems that are not also physical problems, simply because we do not exist as some sort of divisible creatures.

Wondrous Diveyevo
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Churches and Monasteries

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Wondrous Diveyevo

On the day of the synaxis of all the saints of Diveyevo, we post these thoughts of a pilgrim, to remember the Diveyevo nuns—the many dedicated servants of God and daughters of St. Seraphim whose labors perhaps only God and the saint know.

Theophan the Recluse
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Saints. Asceties of Piety. Church Holy Days

Theophan the Recluse

“I Prayed for My Baby!”
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Orthodoxy Today

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“I Prayed for My Baby!”

The story of a life that was not terminated

Elena Balayan

Even if we believe in God we often doubt that our faith can triumph over the laws of nature. But some people trust God so much that the Lord Himself enters their lives and acts in them, helping them overcome the most difficult circumstances and trample down the seemingly inviolable laws of nature.

Is the Apostle’s Fast “Easier”?
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Homilies and Spiritual Instruction

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Is the Apostle’s Fast “Easier”?

The Apostle’s asceticism and the “vacation season”

Priest Andrei Miziuk

None of the twelve apostles other than the apostle John the Theologian died a natural death, no one peacefully reposed surrounded by family, but their labors were built upon fasting and prayer, without regard for the time of year or season of vacations.