Dear Brothers and Sisters,
Congratulations with the feast of the Resurrection of the Lord, with the beginning of the Lenten Triodion, as well as with the sorrowful feast of the New-Martyrs and Confessors of the Russian Church!
Today let’s briefly discuss the Holy Prophet of God… more
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
Congratulations with the feast of the Resurrection of the Lord, as well as with the day of the memory of St. Euthemius the Great!
Today let’s continue discussing the Old Testament prophets and fix our attention on the Holy Prophet of God Amos. Of all the… more
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
Congratulations with the feast of the resurrection of the Lord, as well as with the Аfter-feast of Theophany!
Today let’s continue the theme which we began at the beginning of the Nativity fast and briefly discuss the Prophet Hosea. The Holy Prophet of… more
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Congratulations with the great feast of the Baptism of the Lord!
If two weeks ago we celebrated the unheard of wonder that the Lord God humbled Himself and became the most real person so as to join together heaven and earth, then today we mark… more
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Congratulations with the feast of the Resurrection of the Lord, as well as with the continuing celebration of the Nativity of Christ!
Tomorrow (January 12) the Holy Church takes leave of the feast of the Nativity. On the next day, on the eighth… more
Beloved Brothers and Sisters,
Congratulations with the feast of the Nativity of Christ!
It is not by chance that the Holy Evangelist Luke writes that the righteous Joseph and the Most-Holy Virgin Mary came to Bethlehem to be enrolled according to the laws of the Roman Empire.… more
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
Congratulations with the feasts of the Resurrection of the Lord and of the Holy Fathers (that is, all of the Old Testament saints), as well as with the forefeast of the Nativity of Christ!
Today let’s continue to study the Old Testament prophets and… more
The last five days of the forty-day Nativity Fast are called the forefeast, which is a more intensive period of preparation. During these pre-festive days, it would be nice to turn our attention to the many liturgical texts that can help focus our attention on those events, as well as the… more
