A Spiritual Advice for the Beginning of the New Year
"Have you not heard Paul saying, “You keep days and months and seasons and years; I fear lest I have laboured in vain for you”? Otherwise it is of the
On Going to Church
Faith in God and participation in the Divine Liturgy, especially in the Eucharistic Assembly, constitute two inseparable realities for every lively member of the Church. The true Christian cannot live
The Feast of Saint John Chrysostom at the Ecumenical Patriarchate
On Wednesday, November 13, 2013, His All-Holiness celebrated the Divine Liturgy at the Patriarchal Church of St. George in commemoration and celebration of his saintly predecessor on the Archdiocesan Throne
Charitable Works Abolish Death!
Do you see the power of the apostle, or rather of the Lord who acted through him? Do you see what a reward she received- even in this life- for
Saint John Chrysostom: Second Instruction to Catechumens
I have come to ask first of all for some fruit in return for the words lately said out of brotherly love to you. For we do not speak in
About Blasphemy by Saint John Chrysostom
There is nothing worse than blasphemy! No sin can be compared with it. Nothing else enrages God so much, as for His name to be blasphemed. For this no one
Saint John Chrysostom on the Sunday of the Blind Man
And as Jesus passed by, He saw a man which was blind from his birth. Being full of love for man, and caring for our salvation, and desiring to stop
The Translation of the Relics of Saint John Chrysostom
The memory of this illuminary of the Church is celebrated on November 13 and January 30 but, on this date, the Church celebrates the translation of his honorable relics from
