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Orthodox Christianity

29Jan

The Canaanite Woman

When Pascha is delayed, the Church chooses for the Sundays that precede the preparation for Lent, gospel accounts that also give us an overview of the feast from afar. Last Sunday, for example, we read the Gospel of Zacchaeus, the tax collector who wanted to see Jesus. Today, we read the story of the Canaanite ...

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25Dec

The Nativity Feast

To celebrate Jesus’ Nativity today, is something that requires us to have perfect faith in that He has descended from His heaven to all of us, to each one of us, we whose sins have thrown us away from Him. The feast truly belongs to those who adhere to the acknowledgement that God has invaded ...

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15Oct

The Service of Reform

The service of reform in this world is not really realistic, if those who receive the service do not discover that God loves them in the people who are serving them. Love is the reform of the world.

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9Oct

Is There A Christian Fanaticism?

In more than one place, there are people who are eaten up with a sick fanaticism. In an expanse in which the sectarians’ rule is growing, they do not speak only of the rights of the denomination, their own denomination exclusively, but rather of their divine right to label others as well; they speak for ...

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27Aug

A Better World

Are you seeking a better world? The realistic way to do this is to be in agreement with God, whose will is always to save Man by Man. Give God your hand. This is what creates the world you are seeking.

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17Aug

The Spirit of Our Renewal

Justifying sins is of no help to us in anything, it rather keeps our sins reigning over us. Do you really like to renew yourselves? Always keep in mind that justification cannot be a path to what you love. The path is delineated in Paul's word: “Today, if you will hear His voice, do not ...

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1Aug

Secularism

To show, intentionally or unknowingly, that the Church resembles the world in its standards and ideas, this is an outright victory for secularism. The Church in the world resembles nothing but herself. She is an eternal call to Man to realize the image in which God has created him, that is, it is a call ...

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19Jun

All-Saints Sunday

It is well known that our Church, whose liturgical year begins on September 1, is dominated by Pentecost (the Church labels most of its Sundays and weeks that they fall after Pentecost). This, in and of itself, reveals that, without the Spirit of God, we cannot walk ecclesiastically in the space of worship even one ...

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21May

The New Man

If we turn away from the Lord, we are invaded by thoughts that destroy life. Only he who returns to kinship, to life with God, to His guidance and His light, shall prevail. This is the homeland of the new Man.

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