Chapter One: The Theological Concept of the Relics of Saints A- A General Concept of the Phrase “Relics of Saints”: The word “relics” in Greek and in Latin […]
Veneration of Holy Relics and Relics of Saints in the Orthodox Tradition Continue reading »
The text: 24 then, Jesus said to his contact with him: “If someone wants to come and my pierce, let him deny himself and carry his prayer
16:24-25 – Carrying the cross and denying oneself Continue reading »
1 Now as the multitude pressed on him to hear the word of God, he stood by the lake of Gennesaret. 2 And he saw two boats standing by the lake,
05:1-11 – Jesus calls the first disciples Continue reading »
The true concept of a miracle is that it is a “sign” that can only be perceived by faith. A miracle has two aspects: a visible aspect: the event that every human being can see.
Some say: “In this small, reverent church I live the Divine Liturgy, while in the big church I do not. And if it is
In the ritual of our Orthodox Church, the church is inaugurated with special prayers and rituals, in addition to readings from the Holy Bible, Psalms, letters, and the Gospel, as well as
Symbolic drawings and movements constitute an important element in the Orthodox Church because they bring the believer closer to God... When the priest gives peace, he raises his hand.
The use of light in worship in general, stems from God’s command to Moses: “Command the children of Israel to bring to you beaten olive oil.”
It is customary in our church for a mother to come with her child forty days after his birth, so he can enter the church with her. accompanies
It is known that the liturgy is the greatest thing in Orthodoxy. Our church is primarily a liturgical church, and believers relate primarily to liturgy. But
This is taught to us by the holy fathers, including Bishop Isaiah, who says: “If there is no repentance, no human being will be saved. Just as we purified
Confession is a necessary need, as there is no salvation without it Continue reading »
Christians often ask the question: Why infant baptism? Especially when it is said that baptism is for the forgiveness of sins and children are born “like angels.”
