Metropolitan Philaret (Voznesensky)
Rating: 8|Votes: 4
When he was still a young man in Harbin, the equally-spiritual monastic, hieromonk Methodius (Yogl), noted perceptively that we all stand up for prayer, but Vladyka John does not need to stand, he is always in a prayerful mood…
Fr. Stephen Freeman
For many, the idea that we are somehow responsible for the sins of others, or can repent on their behalf is counter-intuitive and deeply troubling. It is distinctly non individualistic. However, it is a cornerstone of Orthodox devotion. Dostoevsky presented a very popular version of this teaching in the words of the fictitious character, the Elder Zosima, in his The Brothers Karamozov.
Fr. Patrick Henry Reardon
The account of Ananias and Sapphira is arguably the most frightening story in the New Testament.
John Valadez
Rating: 10|Votes: 1
Sleeper, Christ is calling you. Arise from the apathy epidemic and open your eyes to a cause for life and give up your senseless world. Refuse the dreamland of this age and drift from the pools of the lukewarm.
Rating: 9|Votes: 23
Recently a friend sent me a conversation from some of the Greek elders on Mount Athos regarding the end times.