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May Christians Hope That Everyone, In the End, Will Be Saved? October 3rd. 6:30 pm
Wednesday October, 3rd 6:30 pm Reflection on the writings of St. Gregory of Nyssa, among some other Church Fathers, that seem to envision a restoration (apokatastasis) or redemption of everyone, including even the Fallen Angels. Also, what is ‘Origenism’ as… Read more
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Encyclical from Metropolitan Gerasimos for Great Lent 2018
Encyclical from Metropolitan Gerasimos for Great Lent 2018 Dearly Beloved, “Where shall I begin the work of my salvation?” cries out a hymn of Clean Monday. The Lenten Season, now upon us, calls us into a time of reflection on the… Read more
Patriarchal Encyclical for the Feast of Indiction
Patriarchal Message for the Feast of the Indiction and Day of Protection for the Environment Prot. No. 702 +BARTHOLOMEW By God’s Mercy Archbishop of Constantinople-New Rome and Ecumenical Patriarch To the Plentitude of the Church: Grace, peace and mercy… Read more
From Our Priest
Great Lent 2018
Dear brothers and sisters, At times Great Lent is compared to a voyage across the ocean or an immense sea. This brings to mind the passage of the people of Israel across… Read more
On Authenticity in Orthodox Experience. Reading Material and Notes. Part One.
Metropolitan Nicholas on Authenticity. Fr. Jeffrey’s notes. Authenticity is Indirectly perceived: Hidden and suspected rather than evident because: 1) It is so intensely personal.The life of faith for each person is his life of faith alone. While there is somewhat… Read more
Blessed are the Meek. A talk based on the Homilies of St. Gregory of Nyssa.
Blessed are the Meek (Audio Link) Blessed are the Meek, for they shall inherit the earth. The Beatitudes are arranged like a ladder, each one a step that naturally leads to the others: “For if a man’s mind… Read more
