Fasting before communion
It is one of the very expressive church fasts that Orthodoxy requires of all believers (except the sick and children) every time they come to […]
Orthodoxy and Communion
The one, holy, apostolic, and universal Church is based on upright faith. This church expresses its faith when it comes together and takes up the word
Bishop
High Priest Bishop. He is called, among us, the bishop or the metropolitan, meaning the bishop of the capital. Then it was applied in the Antiochian see to the head of each
Recognition guide
Introduction: This guide is merely a reminder designed to better prepare you for the sacrament of repentance and confession. For a person to know himself and work
Dormition of the Mother of God
Date of the feast: The Feast of the Dormition of Our Lady is the last major feast in the liturgical year that ends on August 31, and is inaugurated by the Nativity of the Virgin.
Holy things previously sanctified
As is clear from the name, this liturgy is the service of eating the holy things that have been sanctified and consecrated in a previous liturgy. It is the service
Holy spoon
One of the concerns expressed by some believers who participate in the Divine Mass and receive the Holy Body and Blood of the Lord is their need to
Bread of life
The Gospel of John is distinguished from other Gospels in many ways, but in this article we will talk about the secret of thanksgiving.
Eucharist
The Lord Jesus, in the last supper that He gave for His disciples before His crucifixion and resurrection, established the sacrament of the Eucharist (a Greek word that means thanksgiving). It is the secret
The Eucharist in the teaching of John of Damascus
The plan for the salvation of mankind: Since God was good and perfect in goodness, He granted goodness and was entirely good, and - for the reason of the abundance of the riches of His goodness -
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The secret of chrismation
“But you have received the anointing from the Holy One, and you have all obtained knowledge” (1 John 2:20). One of the sacraments directly related to baptism is the sacrament of chrismation.
Is it permissible to re-baptize?
What is stated in the Constitution of Faith, “One baptism for the forgiveness of sins,” is contradicted by some Shiites who oblige those who belong to them to repeat their baptism. So?