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Great and Holy Wednesday: At the Feet of the Lord

Great and Holy Wednesday: At the Feet of the Lord

19 April 2011

Peter Bouteneff

We refocus, we stop calculating. Indeed, ideally, as much as possible, we stop thinking. We stop cogitating. Stop the internal dialogue. “Wait, what did she mean when she looked at me that way?” “How ...

A Meditation upon the Parable of the Ten Virgins: On Great Tuesday

A Meditation upon the Parable of the Ten Virgins: On Great Tuesday

19 April 2011

Fr. Raphael Vereshack

These are the most puzzling verses of this parable. It almost sounds as if the wise virgins are uncaring about the unwise. How could this be when our Lord commands us to be merciful to all? How could ...

Archpriest Vladimir Vorobyov: In Holy Week the Lord Himself Takes Our Hearts into His Hands

Archpriest Vladimir Vorobyov: In Holy Week the Lord Himself Takes Our Hearts into His Hands

18 April 2011

Fr. Vladimir Vorobyov

Fr Eustathius, the priest who baptized me, told me about his arrest before the War. At one point he was summoned with his belongings and taken somewhere along many long corridors… He was sure he was ...

Matins of Great Monday

Matins of Great Monday

18 April 2011

Archpriest Valentine Amphiteatrov (+1908)

What should we do about our everyday cares, one of you may ask. The feast is great, and the daily cares are great. We know about this situation, and we mourn: Christ is on the Cross, and Christians ...

Following Christ

Following Christ

18 April 2011

Archpriest Dmitriy Karpenko

The famous English writer C. S. Lewis wrote that there are only two ways that we can relate to Christ: we recognize him either as the Son of God or as a madman. There can be no third relation to ...

The Entrance of the Lord into Jerusalem

The Entrance of the Lord into Jerusalem

17 April 2011

Fr. Dimitry Dudko

The Entrance of the Lord into Jerusalem is the entrance of the Lord into each of our homes. Just imagine how you would react if the Lord were to appear in your home. The Entrance of the Lord into ...

Palm Sunday

Palm Sunday

16 April 2011

Invincible

Invincible

16 April 2011

The Drama Of My Life: Blogs, Cell Phones, and the End of Privacy

The Drama Of My Life: Blogs, Cell Phones, and the End of Privacy

15 April 2011

Archpriest Geoffrey Korz

For Orthodox Christians, the benefits of telephone-based technologies - especially the Internet which grew out of them - are numerous. Yet for those who come from the neptic tradition of the Church ...

Confession: The Sacrament of Repentance and Reconciliation

Confession: The Sacrament of Repentance and Reconciliation

14 April 2011

Archimandrite Vassilios Papavassiliou

Sometimes people come to Confession purely to discuss their spiritual development, but again this misses the point of Confession as the Sacrament of Repentance. Perhaps some people do this because ...

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