Vessel of Grace: The Life of Saint Paisios (Video)

Source: Youtube

The Life of Saint Paisios the Athonite in English. Saint Paisios (1924-1994) is a contemporary saint in the Orthodox Church who lived most of his life as a monk and ascetic on Mount Athos. His life stands as a stark testimony against those who don't believe in God, much less in miracles. More importantly, he is a guiding light to the faithful.

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10/24/2016

See also
Two words on St. Paisios the Athonite Two words on St. Paisios the Athonite
Archimandrite Gregorios of Gregoriou Two words on St. Paisios the Athonite St. Paisios the Athonite: The Comforter of Souls
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Archimandrite Gregorios of Gregoriou
When I asked him about a difficult problem I’d encountered in confession, as a spiritual father, he told me: "Listen, father, when you become a spiritual father, you have to be prepared to go down into hell for those you confess. Otherwise, don’t bother. But what I have to say is that, if you go to hell, you’ll make it paradise, because you’ll have love." Amazing advice, that only a God-bearing person would be able to give. Elder Paisios - The Signalman of God Elder Paisios - The Signalman of God Elder Paisios - The Signalman of God Elder Paisios - The Signalman of God
The sacred life of Elder Paisios of Mount Athos from a documentary based on one special book with title: "Elder Paisios, the signalman of God" which has been published in Greece. Elder Paisios on Spiritual Study Elder Paisios on Spiritual Study
An Excerpt from Spiritual Awakening Elder Paisios on Spiritual Study Elder Paisios on Spiritual Study
An Excerpt from Spiritual Awakening
St. Paisios the Athonite
First, they should read the New Testament to learn the meaning of Christ, to be shaken up a little; later they can read the Old Testament. Do you know how hard it is when they have read nothing and yet they come to ask for help? It is like an elementary school child going to a university professor and saying, “Help me.”
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