The Divine Compass
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Homilies and Spiritual Instruction

The Divine Compass

Fr. Stephen Freeman

A Christian must say that there is a natural spiritual compass within every human being, inasmuch as we are created in the image of God. Some would say that the spiritual compass is distorted by the world and its many noises. I think this is mistaken. What is missing in any human life is not the compass itself, but the willingness of drawing near to read it.

For Peace in the Ukraine!
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Orthodoxy Today

For Peace in the Ukraine!

Initial estimates place the number of participants in the Baptism of Rus' celebrations on July 27 at over 80,000. The procession stretched over no less than three kilometers at twenty meters in width.

Reflect on the past, live in the present
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Orthodoxy Today

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Reflect on the past, live in the present

Fr. Barnabas Powell

What do we seek in genealogy? A sense of identity through knowing where we came from, or a desire to discover we’re really someone “important,” based on a famous ancestor?

Praise of St. Vladimir
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Saints. Asceties of Piety. Church Holy Days

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Praise of St. Vladimir

Metropolitan Hilarion of Kiev

Arise, honored dead, from your grave! Arise, shake off your sleep, for you are not dead, but sleep to the day of the common resurrection. Arise! You are not dead, for it is not right for you to die, who have believed in Christ who is the life of the whole world. Shake off your sleep, lift your eyes, that you may see with what honors the Lord has showered you above, and how you live unforgotten upon earth through your son!

Saint Edith, Abbess of Polesworth
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Saints. Asceties of Piety. Church Holy Days

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Saint Edith, Abbess of Polesworth

Commemorated July 15/28

Dmitry Lapa

Early England can be proud of having around forty holy abbesses, most of whom were of royal origin. One of them is St. Edith (also Editha, Eadgyth) who became Abbess of Polesworth in central England.