Tonight’s akathist and the continuation of the class on “The Unseen Warfare” has necessarily been postponed due to choir constraints and updates from those usually attending the class indicating that they will not be able to be present tonight. For those of you who wish to attend services this evening, I strongly recommend attending the Vigil tonight at the monastery for Sts. Constantine and Helen, transferred to tomorrow due to Pentecost.
A very interesting interview with Archpriest Alexey Ohotin, the rector of Holy Annunciation Church in Flushing, NY (ROCOR). I found it especially interesting that his great uncle was the Spiritual Father and Confessor of St. Elizabeth (Feodorovna) the New Martyr and Grand Duchess of Russia. Natalia Volkova, Archpriest Alexey OkhotinThe Light Always With UsIn the Mystery of confession, a person opens his soul, and God forgives him through the priest. Sometimes even after absolution from a sin, a person is…
The linked Word Finder can be printed out for use in Church School. In this edition, find the 14 Optina Elders:
By: Elder Joseph of Vatopedi Source: orthodoxinfo.com The question is always being asked, “Is it possible for those living in the world to occupy themselves with noetic prayer?” To those who ask we answer quite affirmatively, “Yes.” In order to make this exhortation of ours comprehensible to those interested, but at the same time to make aware those who are unaware, we will briefly explain this, so that no one will be placed in a quandary by the various interpretations and…
By: St. Ignaty Brianchaninov Source: Orthodox Life, vol. 28, no. 5, Sept.-Oct. 1978, pp. 9-14. The correct practice of the Jesus Prayer proceeds naturally from correct notions about God, about the most holy name of the Lord Jesus, and about man’s relationship to God. God is an infinitely great and all-perfect being. God is the Creator and Renewer of men, Sovereign Master over men, angels, demons and all created things, both visible and invisible. Such a notion of God teaches…
“It is audacious and sinful before God to be depressed in this beautiful and wondrous world, which the Lord created for us and through which He leads us to an even more beautiful and wondrous world—the Kingdom of Heaven.” In the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit! “I am with you, and no one can be against you,” says the Lord to everyone who believes in Him. No sorrows, no temptation, not even the most terrifying catastrophes should…
Congratulations on the Feast! The photos from the Festal Ascension Liturgy have now been uploaded and are available in our parish photo gallery.
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The service schedule for the Great Feast of Ascension is as follows: Vigil: Tonight (Wednesday), May 23rd at 6:30pm Divine Liturgy: Tomorrow (Thursday), May 24th at 9:15am Click here for the entire schedule of services
In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Christ is Risen! Today is the final Sunday before Ascension, the Sunday of the Blind Man. In the Gospel today, the disciples inquire of the Saviour asking on whose account this man was born blind… was it because the man himself sinned or because his parents sinned? The Saviour responds saying: “Neither hath this man sinned, nor his parents: but that the works of God…