Monthly Archives: March 2024

10Mar

Sunday of the Last Judgment

Those who adhere to the worship in our Church are aware that the four Sundays, with which we prepare ourselves for the Great Lent, take their names from the Gospel passages we read in the Divine Liturgy. The Sunday of the Last Judgment, or this Sunday, draws its name from a reading taken by the ...

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9Mar

Full Commitment

Those who criticize doing good deeds out of habit have not yet been granted to understand that full commitment is inherent in nature.

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8Mar

No one is alone!

Is any human being truly alone? A few days ago, a friend of mine, who lived alone, passed away to God. She had had her fill of years, and she departed. When I learned of her passing, I immediately went to her house. Some of her relatives and neighbors were there. We prayed together for ...

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7Mar

Serving Beauty

Joe Kareh, the beloved journalist, in footage he published about one of the snowy landscapes in the mountains of Lebanon, led the camera accompanying him so that we can join him in seeing the massacre of rubbish left behind by people who had visited the place over the weekend. He said firmly: "Honestly, with people ...

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6Mar

Faithfulness to the Fundamental Truths

I read a few lines addressed to the priests by one of the leaders in the Western Churches, in which he wanted to remind them of the commitment to knowledge and obedience as a path to serving teaching and preaching in the Church. I will extract from the aforementioned lines a word that I find ...

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5Mar

The Call for Our Peace

Nothing helps us be stronger than the world's animosity except our determination to keep ourselves “babes in malice” (1 Corinthians 14:20). This is God's call, the call for our peace and what our peace entails in terms of serving peace on earth. Let me be candid with you. Do not read these lines with eyes ...

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4Mar

The Mother of Sins

Do not renounce the logic of Truth for anything. Whatever goals you want to achieve (building a church or annexes to it, serving those in need in your parish or on earth...), preserve the right to reach them. Do not assume that the twisted path is quicker to reach the goal, or that "the end ...

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3Mar

The Prodigal Son

He is our companion to Pascha. His memory resonates in the prayers of the Great Lent from beginning to end. In the parable of the prodigal son (Luke 15:11-32), God has been revealed to be a God Who does not want anything as much as He wants us to be free with Him, regardless of ...

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2Mar

The Precious Friend

There is nothing more precious than a friend who, if he turns his back on you, he remains face to face with you! This is something that gossipers cannot do.

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1Mar

Nakba from Canada

Palestine, as a place of birth, has disappeared from the new Canadian passport. This is news that social media is buzzing with these days. Instead of it, for Palestinians who have obtained the Canadian citizenship, it now states: “Country of origin not listed”. Before writing these lines, I tried to read about the news, to ...

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