The Feast of Mid-Pentecost

Hieromonk Seraphim (Rose)

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The Feast of Mid-Pentecost

Hieromonk Seraphim (Rose)

As celebrated by Orthodox Christians, this feast occurs exactly midway between Easter and Pentecost and serves as a link between them. It continues the celebration of our Lord’s Resurrection, emphasizing His Divine nature and glory; for it was proper to no one but to God to conquer death.

Sermon on the Sunday of the Paralytic

Archimdrite Kirill (Pavlov)

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Sermon on the Sunday of the Paralytic

Archimdrite Kirill (Pavlov)

We sometimes wish that our petitions and prayers would be fulfilled immediately, not considering that God knows better than we what is more profitable for us and when to offer us consolation.

What is the Nous and how is it distinct from the Soul?

Fr. John Whiteford

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Homilies and Spiritual Instruction

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What is the Nous and how is it distinct from the Soul?

Fr. John Whiteford

The Church has always considered the soul as the part of the human being that needs healing because She has seen from Hebrew tradition, from Christ Himself, and from the Apostles that in the region of the physical heart there functions something that the Fathers called the nous.

On Prayer of the Heart

Excerpts from Exploring the Inner Universe

Fr. Roman Braga

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On Prayer of the Heart

Excerpts from Exploring the Inner Universe

Fr. Roman Braga

Attaining dispassion is not the result of personal effort, but it comes by the grace of God; so you must fall on your knees, see yourself as a sinner, and ask for God's help.

The Hidden Soul and the Weight of Glory

Fr. Stephen Freeman

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The Hidden Soul and the Weight of Glory

Fr. Stephen Freeman

What do we mean when we speak of the personality? Do we mean a certain set of memories? A collection of experiences and preferences? Is it our set of skills and techniques? How many of these would we have to lose for the personality and personhood to disappear?