Articles from category "Becoming Orthodox"

12 Reasons Why I Became and/or Remain an Orthodox Christian

by Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick Lists like this are usually so much clickbait, I know, but I thought it was nevertheless

Strange Yet Familiar: My Journey to the Orthodox Church-Bishop Kallistos (Ware)

Heaven and earth are united today. — Hymn from the Vigil on Christmas Eve O strange Orthodox Church! — Father

Prayer dissolves anger

A woman who worked as schoolteacher came home full of anger. She has had a quarrel with the headmistress. When

What is happiness?

Human infantile dream hangs by a blind delusion and self-deception that will find somewhere, sometime happiness .When in fact ,

St. Nicholas, Enlightener of Japan

Saint Nicholas, Enlightener of Japan, (Ivan Dimitrievich Kasatkin) was born on August 1, 1836 in the village of Berezovsk, Belsk

The Sunday Of The Prodigal Son He came to himself – what does this mean?

The two things we must know to be saved. In the Name of the Father and the Son and the

Sermon on the Meeting of our Lord in the Temple

Archbishop Dmitri of Blessed Memory On February 2nd (15th in the civil calendar) the Church celebrates the great feast of

Meeting of the Lord

Forty days after Christ was born he was presented to God in the Jerusalem Temple according to the Mosaic Law.

St. Valentine’s Day: Legend and Reality

By Tatiana Fedorova Human perception is an extraordinary thing. We are very often inclined to accept a given piece of

Martyr Tryphon of Campsada Near Apamea in Syria

The Martyr Tryphon was born in Phrygia, one of the districts of Asia Minor, in the village of Lampsacus. From

Four-year-old asks Belgian king to block euthanasia of children

Montreal, Canada, Feb 5, 2014 / 01:59 pm (CNA) As Belgium legislators move forward with a proposed law to allow

Knowing the day of one’s death

I have not infrequently been asked by our parishioners: “Why did God hide from us the day of our end?”

Feast of the Three Holy Fathers, Great Hierarchs and Ecumenical Teachers, Basil the Great, Gregory the Theologian, and John Chrysostom

During the reign of the Emperor Alexius Comnenus (1081-1118), a controversy arose in Constantinople among men learned in Faith and

The Monastery “The Holy Great-martyr Jacob the Persian”

Sireţi village, Străşeni rayon, Moldova, MD-3731 Phone: (+373)-237-71705 Email: [email protected] How to get here: There is a bus station on

Orthodoxy is in our hearts!

An old pastor of souls, after a whole day of work to the glory of the Lord, sits down to

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