Martyr Paul at Caesarea, in Palestine

Martyr Paul at Caesarea, in Palestine
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Martyr Paul at Caesarea, in Palestine

The Holy Martyrs Paul, Alevtina, and Chionia were from Egypt. During the persecution against Christians under the emperor Maximian (305-313), they were taken to Palestinian Caesarea. Without the slightest fear they confessed themselves as followers of Christ. In the year 308 the sisters Alevtina and Chionia were burned, and Paul was beheaded.

Hieromartyr Athenogenes the Bishop of Heracleopolis

Hieromartyr Athenogenes the Bishop of Heracleopolis
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Hieromartyr Athenogenes the Bishop of Heracleopolis

Hieromartyr Athenogenes and his Ten Disciples suffered for Christ during the persecution of Christians in the city of Sebastea in Cappadocia. The governor Philomachos arranged a large festival in honor of the pagan gods and called upon the citizens of Sebastea to offer sacrifice to the idols. Most of the inhabitants of Sebastea were Christians, and refused to participate in the impious celebration.

Faith—the Key to God’s Treasury. Part 2

Bishop Alexander (Mileant)

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Faith—the Key to God’s Treasury. Part 2

Bishop Alexander (Mileant)

At difficult moments only faith can give a person the necessary spiritual strength. When a person with a weak faith despairs during misfortunes, feels defeated and complains bitterly, the believing person more strongly turns to God for help.

Faith—the Key to God’s Treasury. Part 1

Bishop Alexander (Mileant)

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Faith—the Key to God’s Treasury. Part 1

Bishop Alexander (Mileant)

Our soul possesses the amazing ability to sense God. Although this awareness of the Divine presence is weak and hazy in a person just beginning to grow spiritually, it gets stronger and becomes more and more conscious with a virtuous way of life. This, in turn, strengthens one’s faith in Him, so that the inner feeling of God grows to a strong religious conviction.

All-Ukrainian Cross Procession

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All-Ukrainian Cross Procession

More than ten thousand pilgrims have joined the Cross Procession—men and women, old and young. They are praying that the civil war would end, that love would reign in Ukrainian hearts, and that all would turn in this time of need to the everlasting source of life in Jesus Christ and His Church.