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[English Edition / Saints. Asceties of Piety. Church Holy Days ]

Metropolitan Augoustinos Kantiotes

"It is my hope that I speak to the faithful who know but one kind of drunkenness, that holy drunkenness described by the Psalmist who exhorts us to taste and see that the Lord is good (Psalm 33:8). I hope that you have you ears open for blessed is he that speaketh in the ears of them that will hear (Sirach 25:9)."

[English Edition / Homilies and Spiritual Instruction]

Looking like Christmas

Fr. Stephen Freeman

One of the most striking features of the Gospels is the frequent response of the Disciples after the resurrection of Christ: doubt.

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Who has a need for Christmas?

Father John Parker

"We all have so much to give—but we forget that it is not actually ours. Everything we have is given to us by God to be used by us to show the love of God to those who truly need it."

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Privacy, Silence and Prayer

Rev. Gregory Jensen

Fr. Gregory Jensen continues on prayer and thoughts.

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The Light and the Peace of Bethlehem

Patriarch Daniel of Romania

"The theological and spiritual treasure of Christmas carols comes from the teaching of the Orthodox Church, inspired by the Gospel and the writings of the Holy Fathers, which profoundly meditate on the mystery of God’s love of mankind, shown to us by the Incarnation and the birth of His Son, Who became a Man out of His love of man and for the sake of man’s salvation."

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I’ve Got a Thinking Problem

Rev. Gregory Jensen

We often hear that love isn’t a feeling but a decision. True enough but it begs the question. What is it we decide when we decide to love?

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The Nativity: An Icon of the Christian Family

Fr. Vasile Tudora

This infinite love should make us all want to change something within our hearts, to make our heart a place fit for Christ. To give him there a proper place to be born, to grow and to save each of us from the inside out. Then, and only then, the Christians will truly become a cloud of witnesses for the Incarnation. Then, and only then, the world will be able to understand the meaning of the miracle from the manger of Bethlehem.

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The Healing of the Ten Lepers

29th Sunday after Pentecost

Fr. Seraphim Holland

What can we learn from this short, little story, just a few lines? We can certainly see that one should give thanks to God, but more fundamentally, the inner meaning is that this leper had eyes to see, and ears to hear, and saw the God-man, and acted upon what he learned and what he knew.

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What to Give to the One who Made Everything?

Father John Parker

Royalty, divinity, and death. These were the gifts offered as signs of the essence of Jesus Christ. As we celebrate the feast, adoring him, let us also enflesh the call of this ancient hymn and prayer:

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Modern Illusions

Fr. Stephen Freeman

There are two thoughts I want to offer in this article. The first addresses the illusion of the better world and making a difference, while the second addresses what it is that we can do.

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