Source: Trisagion Films
June 30, 2021
Everyone should have a proper understanding of confession and of what a correct spiritual father is.
VIDEO: On Confession and the Spiritual Father
6/30/2021
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“Hidden Sin Often Leads to Schism, and Formalism in Confession—to a Revolutionary Attitude”
Archimandrite Markell (Pavuk)
“Hidden Sin Often Leads to Schism, and Formalism in Confession—to a Revolutionary Attitude”The confessor of the Kiev theological schools Archimandrite Markell (Pavuk) speaks on the importance of the Sacrament of confession, about how to properly prepare for it and which sins and weaknesses to especially pay attention to, with what kind of attitude to approach the Sacrament with, about what to remember after having confessed, about lifetime confession, and on a repentant attitude.
Conquered by the Mercy of God
Archpriest Artemy Vladimirov
Conquered by the Mercy of GodA Discourse on the Mystery of Repentance and Confession
Not only in the minute of confession of sins and receiving of forgiveness are we called to carry out the commandment of Christ: Repent ye and believe the Gospel; but before and after Confession the Christian is called to abide in repentance. Repentance is the air that pervades the soul; it is the light that allows us to see the path before us. Repentance is the aspiration to refrain from your confessed sins. It is a battle with sinister desires and passions that are no-nos, and which raise up their serpentine heads in the depths of our heart.
A Pastor’s Adult View on Children’s Confession
Fr. Artemy Vladimirov
A Pastor’s Adult View on Children’s ConfessionConfession is the most important component of the spiritual life of every Christian, both adults and children. At what age should children begin to go to Confession? How to explain to them the essence of this Mystery? How to prepare for Confession? What can help to overcome the hesitation or even fear in our young people?
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