April 22, 2019 Great Monday: the Path to Eternal Beauty It’s Sunday afternoon. After a clear and solemn morning, after the consecration of willow branches, after the Palm Sunday, which portends the Easter, there…
April 18, 2019 “St. Patrick’s Day Begins with Prayer, Not a Can of Guinness”: A Russian Priest on His Ministry in Ireland Archpriest George Zavershinsky has spent almost two decades as a priest in Western Europe, namely in Ireland and Scotland. His spiritual father had suggested that…
April 17, 2019 The Role Monasticism Play in the Life of the Church You are not alone in asking that question. In a world where everything that is done has to have a “purpose” monasticism seems, on…
April 15, 2019 “You Should Care for Your Loved Spouse and Stop Your Constant Excuses” Archimandrite Andrew (Konanos) advises on how to learn to live a fuller marriage. I met a family one day. One of the spouses said,…
April 15, 2019 Spiritual Growth through Irritating People in Your Life Have you ever had a person in your life that simply pushed your buttons whenever you were around them? Perhaps you might just have…
April 11, 2019 “Horoscope for a Bishop” or Why People Are Disappointed When a Priest Can’t Foretell God’s Will It is quite normal for a believer to try to find out God’s will concerning himself and his life. The problem is how to…
April 11, 2019 The Battlefield within our Hearts Your word I have hidden in my heart, That I might not sin against You! (Ps. 119:11) Years ago, I heard a statement…
April 11, 2019 Why Living without Tension Is a Bad Goal for a Christian Those who follow much of the current pop-psychology and religious thought might be under the impression that perfect, unending peace of mind is the…
April 8, 2019 Gratitude as the Key Element of Spiritual Life In every thing give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you. (1 Thess. 5:18) What can console and lift up…
April 7, 2019 On Sudden Death Nowadays when science and technology are flying, when cultures converge and there is a crisis in values, even the word ‘death’ is avoided and…
