From the 6th to the 15th of August, for eight consecutive days, the Church celebrates the Transfiguration ( Metamorfosis) of our Lord Jesus Christ. A little while before […]
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The paralytic restored. 6th Sunday of St. Matthew
Today’s gospel reading we read during the second Sunday of Great Lent with more details, as was passed down by the Evangelist Mark. In this event sin is united […]
Lessons from the Gadarene man
When Christ spoke with the devil, and specifically, with the Gadarene man who was possessed by the demon, the devil revealed 2 things to us: a) he admits […]
Sunday of all the Saints
With our Lord’s love I welcome all of you at this divine service and pray that the Love of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ will rest […]
Sunday of The Paralytic
(John. 5, 1‑15) God is not unjust to anyone For thirty eight whole years, the paralytic waited to be healed “beside the pool of Siloam where a multitude of […]
The Myrrhbearing Women approach the Lord with the logic of the heart
The Myrrhbearing women, despite knowing they were unable to roll the stone from the tomb, they decided to. And as a result of this, they were first both […]
Sunday of St. Thomas
The Son of God became man that man might become god. Through His Sacrifice on the Holy Cross, Our Lord cleansed human nature and by His death He gave […]
Why did Christ have to die for us?
Many might ask the questions: Why did Christ, the most and only Innocent, have to face the worst form of death, the death on the cross, in […]
Holy and Great Thursday
On Great Thursday morning the Divine Liturgy of St Basil is celebrated and we chant this wonderful Communion hymn: “Of Your mystical supper, Son of God, receive me today […]
Holy and Great Wednesday
On Great Wednesday afternoon Small Compline is performed and the theologically profound Canon of Saint Andrew, Archbishop of Crete the Jerusalemite, is chanted: “Furnished and ready, the upper room received […]