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Contrition is born of attention and attention is increased by contrition. The one engenders and reinforces the other. Both together give depth to prayer and, gradually, life to the heart, which they cleanse.
Contrition is born of attention and attention is increased by contrition. The one engenders and reinforces the other. Both together give depth to prayer and, gradually, life to the heart, which they cleanse.
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The Holy Synod of Bishops of the Serbian Orthodox Church, under the chairmanship of His Holiness Patriarch Irinej of Serbia,...
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This year, 2020, with the blessing of HAH the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, and with heartfelt gratitude to God as well...
We think we know a lot, but what we know is very little. Even those who strive their whole lives for the progress of humankind realize at the end that their knowledge is no more than a grain of sand by the edge of the sea. None of our achievements is sufficient.
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Fr Jonah from Taiwan speaks on the gospel of the 15th Sunday of Luke (Zacchaeus).
In recent years we’ve seen a resurgence of neo-pagan propaganda against Christianity. This polemic derides the historical progress of the Church and presents it as an organ of barbarity. Christianity is accused of having violently extinguished ancient Greek culture. Another charge levelled against it is that it’s a continuation of Judaism and, as such, brought foreign elements into the religious life of the Greeks. As regards the first of these charges, we shall point out very briefly that the Fathers of the Church were not only opposed to the extinction of ancient Greek culture, but actively worked to salvage a host of Ancient Greek texts which would otherwise have been lost (e.g. Basil the Great, Gregory the Theologian, Fotios the Great ...
Watch the third part of Fr Joanh’s from Taiwan sermon on Jesus temptations in the desert (Luke 4, 1-13). Click here for the first part Click here for the second part