The Feast of St. Paisios the Athonite

Commemorated June 29/July 12

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The Feast of St. Paisios the Athonite

Commemorated June 29/July 12

O beloved Father Paisius, thou that didst ascend the rungs of holiness and become perfect in virtue, therefore gaining boldness before our Merciful God, do thou pray to Him, Whom thou didst serve unceasingly all thy life, not to let us perish for the multitude of our sins, but to turn us back to blessed repentance.

Sermon on the Feast of Sts. Peter and Paul, Leaders of the Apostles

Homily Twenty-Eight

St. Gregory Palamas

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Sermon on the Feast of Sts. Peter and Paul, Leaders of the Apostles

Homily Twenty-Eight

St. Gregory Palamas

If, as we have said, we commemorate each of the saints with hymns and appropriate songs of praise, how much more should we celebrate the memory of Peter and Paul, the supreme Leaders of the pre-eminent company of the Apostles? They are the fathers and guides of all Christians: Apostles, martyrs, holy ascetics, priests, hierarchs, pastors and teachers.

The Holy Glorious and All-Praised Leaders of the Apostles, Peter and Paul

Sermon of Saint Augustine, Bishop of Hippo

St. Augustine

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The Holy Glorious and All-Praised Leaders of the Apostles, Peter and Paul

Sermon of Saint Augustine, Bishop of Hippo

St. Augustine

The Apostle Paul, formerly Saul, was changed from a robbing wolf into a meek lamb. Formerly he was an enemy of the Church, then is manifest as an Apostle. Formerly he stalked it, then preached it.

The apostles Peter and Paul

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The apostles Peter and Paul

The Cross is my Life

Fr. Silouan Benedict

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The Cross is my Life

Fr. Silouan Benedict

Our Lord was allotted the most infamous and painful death and treated as a worthless criminal. He was stripped naked, scourged and suspended by iron nails so to end His life in the midst of the insults and curses of those very men for whom He was to die—becoming obedient unto death, even to the death of the cross (Phil 2:8). And all of this for what? To save us miserable and ungrateful sinners.