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1.QUESTION Father, much has been written about the marking and the chip that people will be forced to put in their bodies during the time of the Antichrist. What would you tell us about this subject? The human body, my child, is one of the most magnificent miracles of God's Creation. I can say that... Continue Reading →
In this world, the Mother of God had, from an early age, from infancy, an unusual love for God.Given over, as she had been, to the Holy of Holies, there, she not only prayed, but was also taught the law and the prophets by the priests of the temple.As she prayed in the temple, two... Continue Reading →
ORTHODOX PROPHECIES: THE FALL OF ERDOGAN AND THE BEGINNING OF THE GREAT EVENTS! Within Orthodox Christian eschatology, the fall of Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan, whether through political collapse or biological death, is often described as the final warning before “The Great Events.” In today’s video, we explore the prophecies surrounding the fate of the... Continue Reading →
For, they [the West] cannot strike Russia. Russia is vast, sprawling. America, however, is congregate; the Russians destroy them.For, within the conflict that will occur – because it will happen here, it cannot happen otherwise – no matter how we interpret it.Now, the Westerners are amassing here, so as to strike Russia. And it is... Continue Reading →
Father Ephraim of Arizona:I am thinking of the Judgment that will be passed upon us… The moment of death… this terrifying moment when the soul contemplates a thousand different things, a thousand different truths... because the mind is sorting things out, the soul is getting rid of earthly worries and cares… because she feels she... Continue Reading →
Fr. Ephraim:Today, theologians, people who studied theology, believe, wrongly and anti-dogmatically, that the hell of souls is at the level of consciousness, and it is not a reality, a hypostatic one. And this is a diabolical idea. Why? For the following reason:Satan wants to minimize the gravity of the torments of real hell to diminish... Continue Reading →
Metropolitan Athanasios:When I went to Arizona, he (Fr. Ephraim) told me: "I want to tell you what I experienced when I came to America."And then I asked him, "Father, how did you succeed, from the Holy Mountain, an hesychast, without worldly knowledge (he lived in the hermitage since he was 18) to live in America,... Continue Reading →
There is an ancient legend about a mystery, an imaginary straight line that links seven monasteries, throughout Europe to the final destination of Israel. Legend has it that it depicts Archangel Michael’s blow that sent the leader of the fallen angels to the pit of hell. Archangel Michael is known to be the only one... Continue Reading →
1) In the Creed (“I believe”), Catholics arbitrarily added the phrase “and from the Son proceeds” (filioque), a foreign teaching that does not exist in the Gospel. On the contrary, our Lord Jesus Christ clearly says that the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father (Gospel of John, Chapter 15, Verse 26), a fact that was... Continue Reading →
Troparion of St. Luke of Simferopol – Tone 1O herald of the way of salvation, confessor and archpastor of the Crimean flock, faithful keeper of the traditions of the fathers, unshakeable pillar and teacher of Orthodoxy, pray unceasingly to Christ our Saviour to grant salvation and strong faith to Orthodox Christians, O holy hierarch Luke,... Continue Reading →
Saints Paisios and Porphyrios for the Transfiguration of the Savior Agios Paisios Saint Paisios the Saint often emphasized the importance of the Transfiguration as a revelation of God's glory and an example for our own spiritual transformation. He was saying that the Transfiguration of Christ was not just an event that happened in the past,... Continue Reading →
The names of the Angels have special meanings and each one of them carries a unique task , yet they all unite during their executive missions , which are : the unceasing praising of God, their help in order to carry out God’s Economy of salvation of our souls (God’s plan that is often uncomprehendable... Continue Reading →
This life is a test, which is the ticket to the other, real life. This life is just a dream. A dream, which nevertheless has been given to us to make proper use of ¬which is the confession of our Orthodox Christian faith of the only true Living God and the only Friend that man... Continue Reading →
Today we commemorate one of the greatest Saints of our Orthodox Christian Church, John the Baptist the Forerunner of our Messiah, Jesus Christ (while we honor his memory on January the 7th). He lived in Judea’s desert for thirty years, leading an extremely ascetic life, eating locusts and honey and having as an only garment... Continue Reading →
On this day, the 15th of August, we commemorate the Dormition of the Theotokos, Panagia (translation from Greek word Παναγία, which means “The Most Holy One” ), this is what the Church has received from ancient times from the tradition of the Fathers. On the Cross, the Lord asked Apostle John to care for His... Continue Reading →
St. Nectarios (1846-1920), Metropolitan of Pentapolis and Wonderworker of Aegina, was officially recognized as a saint by the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople in 1961. His feast day is celebrated on November 9. He is often referred to as Nectarios of Pentapolis or Nectarios of Aegina, and his name is sometimes spelled Nektarios. St. Nectarios was born on October 1, 1846, in Selymbria in Thrace to a poor family. His given name was... Continue Reading →
Ephrem’s artful meditations on the symbols of Christian faith and his stand against heresy made him a popular source of inspiration throughout the church. This occurred to the extent that there is a huge corpus of Ephrem pseudepigraphy and legendary hagiography. Some of these compositions are in verse, often a version of Ephrem’s heptosyllabic couplets. Most of these... Continue Reading →
Saint Maximus the Confessor was born in the region of Constantinople, was well educated, and spent some time in government service before becoming a monk, having been a member of the old Byzantine aristocracy and holding the post of Imperial Secretary under Emperor Heraclius. Around 614, he became a monk (later abbot) at the monastery of Chrysopolis. During the Persian... Continue Reading →
https://www.orthodoxchurchquotes.com The current time of our life has been given to us to gain immortality and eternal life, and to transform it into eternity, by living “in wisdom”, that is, always living in Christ and through Christ. { The spiritual desert, human isolation is where God works, for God Is revealed in the purified heart,... Continue Reading →
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