Sermon for the Beginning of Holy Week and the Raising of Lazarus

Fr. Maximos (Constas)

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Sermon for the Beginning of Holy Week and the Raising of Lazarus

Fr. Maximos (Constas)

It is hope in the resurrection that enables us to live, that enables us to endure the trials that life brings us – otherwise our life is tragic and futile, because all our works, efforts, and accomplishments will be destroyed by death, swept away by time, as if we had never existed at all.

Do THIS in REMEMBRANCE of Me

Fr. Stavros Akrotirianakis

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Saints. Asceties of Piety. Church Holy Days

Do THIS in REMEMBRANCE of Me

Fr. Stavros Akrotirianakis

In the Eucharist, we are reminded that God loves us, so much that He died for us. He loves us so much that He is preparing a heavenly kingdom for us. He loves us so much that He has given us a pathway to follow to get us from here to there.

Out of This World

Fr. John Whiteford

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Out of This World

Fr. John Whiteford

Before Christ went into the garden over the brook Cedron where he would be arrested by the band of men and officers sent by the chief priests and Pharisees, He prayed to the Father for His disciples: I pray not that thou shouldest take them out of the world, but that thou shouldest keep them from the evil. Fr. John discusses the meaning of this verse.

(Photos) Orthodox Christians Prepare for Holy Fire Ritual in Jerusalem This Saturday

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(Photos) Orthodox Christians Prepare for Holy Fire Ritual in Jerusalem This Saturday

Known as the Miracle of the Holy Fire, believers contend that a fire is mysteriously lit in the exact spot where Jesus was entombed over two thousand years ago.

Passing over to true knowledge of God

Commentary on Luke, Sermons 141 and 142

St. Cyril of Alexandria

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Passing over to true knowledge of God

Commentary on Luke, Sermons 141 and 142

St. Cyril of Alexandria

So must we too, who have accepted the salvation that is in Christ, be willing no longer to abide in our former faults, nor continue in our evil ways, but manfully cross over the sea, as it were, of the vain trouble of this world, and the tempest of affairs that is therein. We pass over therefore from the love of the flesh to temperance; from our former ignorance to the true knowledge of God