St. Lawrence of Chernigov: Some Prophecies and Statements on the Ukrainian Situation

Dimitra Dwelley

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Saints. Asceties of Piety. Church Holy Days

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St. Lawrence of Chernigov: Some Prophecies and Statements on the Ukrainian Situation

Dimitra Dwelley

St. Lawrence was known for his gift of prophecy, especially concerning events surrounding the end of the world and the coming of Antichrist. His words have striking significance for us today.

Venerable Werburgh of Mercia, Patroness of Chester

Commemorated February 3/16

Dmitry Lapa

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Saints. Asceties of Piety. Church Holy Days

Venerable Werburgh of Mercia, Patroness of Chester

Commemorated February 3/16

Dmitry Lapa

The seventh century played a key role in the history of Christianity in England, as all seven early English kingdoms were converted to the Orthodox faith in that century; the period can be called “the golden age of English Orthodoxy.”

Homily On The Meeting Of The Lord

Delivered by His Grace Bishop Atanasije (Jevtic), 1995 in Pozarevac

Bishop Atanasije (Jevtic)

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Homily On The Meeting Of The Lord

Delivered by His Grace Bishop Atanasije (Jevtic), 1995 in Pozarevac

Bishop Atanasije (Jevtic)

Whenever we seek after something great, good, lasting, true, righteous, humanly, beautiful, holy, then we seek after the Face of God, we seek Christ – the Image of the Invisible God. Our people today are in this search.

Sex and the Moral Imagination

Fr. Stephen Freeman

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Orthodoxy Today

Sex and the Moral Imagination

Fr. Stephen Freeman

As the day draws near for the US Supreme Court to insist on nationwide approval for gay marriage, a watershed in modern thought has been reached. For although the Supreme Court is not the arbiter of morality, its decisions generally signal a deep level of cultural acceptance.

The Moral Path of Being

Fr. Stephen Freeman

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Homilies and Spiritual Instruction

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The Moral Path of Being

Fr. Stephen Freeman

If Christian morality is not a legal or forensic matter, how are we to think about moral behavior? Does the word have no use for Orthodox Christians? What do we think about when we confess our sins?