Sts. Peter and Fevronia

A Priest's Letter to His Flock

Archpriest Serge Kotar

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Marriage and Family

Rating: 10|Votes: 7

Sts. Peter and Fevronia

A Priest's Letter to His Flock

Archpriest Serge Kotar

A healthy and moral society is built on the foundation of the Christian concept of family, which is under direct attack today. The enemy of our salvation understands this and does his evil best to destroy in our minds and hearts any understand of true family life.

"Rocks in a Sack," "Fast-paced Construction," and "The Empty Nest Syndrome"

Fr. Pavel Gumerov on the Three Critical Periods in Family Life

Irina Akhundova

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Marriage and Family

Rating: 10|Votes: 2

"Rocks in a Sack," "Fast-paced Construction," and "The Empty Nest Syndrome"

Fr. Pavel Gumerov on the Three Critical Periods in Family Life

Irina Akhundova

I have witnessed the happy resolution of a very serious, pre-divorce, critical family situation more than once, and remarked that as a rule, when the spouses really succeed in getting out of this situation, they succeed in falling in love with each other again, they begin life all over again and forget all their resentments, they leave all their negative baggage behind, and they build their relationships anew, using the sad experience that they had.

A Wonderful Family

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Marriage and Family

Rating: 8.5|Votes: 4

A Wonderful Family

This story was narrated by the mother of a Nun and it concerned her own family.

On Happiness

From “And they shall be one flesh"

Priest Pavel Gumerov

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Marriage and Family

Rating: 7.6|Votes: 32

On Happiness

From “And they shall be one flesh"

Priest Pavel Gumerov

Once a certain priest went to visit the now reposed elder Archpriest Nicholai Guryanov and told him about the sorrows and problems he was having. Fr. Nicholai heard him out and said, “Rejoice!” “What is there to rejoice about?” The priest thought to himself.

Married Life and Asceticism

Deacon Pavel Serzhantov

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Marriage and Family

Rating: 9.8|Votes: 6

Married Life and Asceticism

Deacon Pavel Serzhantov

It all began with our forefathers, Adam and Eve. They received a commandment in paradise not to taste of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil (cf. 2:17). The commandment not to “taste of this or that” is quite well known to any Orthodox Christian. This is the commandment to fast—the most ancient, beginning factor of family life.