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Category Archives: Confession
God of my salvation or god of my ego
Throughout our life, we go through many changes, experience many ups and downs. Today we are children of light (John 12:36), but tomorrow we are filled with doubts and wonder; “Who is God? Where is God? God has forgotten me”. … Continue reading
Posted in Confession, Fear
Tagged ego, Ethiopian Orthodox, Orthodox, Orthodox Christianity, Orthodox Church, Orthodoxy, Salvation
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Recognize your shortcomings for harmony
Once upon a time, there was a Soldier deeply in touch with his own heart. One day in the course of his military service in the company’s quarters, he came across a fellow soldier due for discharge who was sitting … Continue reading
Posted in Confession, Humility, Love and Mercy
Tagged Ethiopian Orthodox, Humility, Love, mercy, Orthodox Christianity, Orthodox Church, Orthodoxy
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The Vaccine and its side effects by Father Savvas
Father Savvas the Antonine on vaccination and side effects A father from monastery of Arizona gave this advice that we should not accept the vaccine. He is not the only one, there are other Fathers who say the same, contemporary … Continue reading
Posted in Confession, Faith
Tagged Corona, Covid, Ethiopian Orthodox, Faith, Orthodox Christianity, Orthodox Church, Orthodoxy, Vaccine
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When Men Forsake God, Tyranny always Follows
April 3, 2013 By Fr. John Peck by Chris Banescu Sic semper tyrannis. “But if I were asked today to formulate as concisely as possible the main cause of the ruinous Revolution that swallowed up some sixty million of our people, I … Continue reading
Posted in Confession, Humility, Obedience
Tagged Faith, Love, Orthodox, Orthodox Christianity, Orthodox Church, Orthodoxy
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Which Wolf Will You Feed?
One evening, an elderly Cherokee brave told his grandson about a battle that goes on inside people. He said, ‘My son, the battle is between two wolves inside us all. One is evil. It is anger, envy, jealousy, sorrow, regret, … Continue reading
Posted in Confession
Tagged Faith, Love, Orthodox, Orthodox Christianity, Orthodox Church, Orthodoxy
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TO LIVE THE TIME OF OUR LIVES IN PEACE, AND REPOSE IN REPENTANCE
Metropolitan Athanasios The Orthodox Church ascribes enormous significance to time as the instrument of our salvation. Therefore the Church continually prays: “To live the time of our lives in peace, and repose in repentance, let us ask of the Lord.” … Continue reading
Posted in Confession
Tagged Ethiopian Orthodox, Orthodox, Orthodox Christianity, Orthodox Church, Orthodoxy, Repentance
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Why We Should Blame Ourselves
Saint Dorotheos gives us a most difficult teaching. He says, “The root cause of every disturbance, if we examine it carefully, is from not blaming ourselves…. Whatever happens to us, whether it be damage, or dishonor or any other affliction, … Continue reading
Posted in Confession, Love and Mercy
Tagged Faith, Humility, Orthodox, Orthodox Christianity, Orthodox Church, Orthodoxy, Repentance, Spirtuality
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Counting ourselves as nothing
Bear in mind the Lord’s words; when you shall have done all those things which are commanded you, say, we are unprofitable servants, we have done that which was our duty to do. (Luke 17:10) This leads us to the … Continue reading
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Tagged Orthodox Christianity, Orthodox Church, Orthodoxy, Repentance, Spirtuality
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Healing neuroses — suggestions and warnings
In this chapter, we will try to go into more depth about the ways to heal nervousness, discuss the spiritual approach to this problem, speak of psychotherapy, familiarize the reader with several methods of psychological self-help, offer recommendations of a … Continue reading
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Tagged Faith, Orthodox Christianity, Orthodox Church, Orthodoxy, Repentance, Spirtuality
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Godliness for healing
The healing of ‘spirit’ may be exemplified by St. Gregory of Nyssa, who said that curing the spirit is acquired by Godliness by those who gaze upon the Cross of Jesus, as the Israelites gazed on the staff of Moses: … Continue reading