Forty martyrs
The martyrdom of these saints took place around the year 320 AD, during the reign of Licinius Caesar (308-323 AD). We do not know precisely the origin of this group of forty […]
Ephesians of Caesarea, martyr
Saint Ephesians grew up in faith and piety. During the days of the ungrateful Emperor Julian, when Saint Basil the Great was at the seat of the Church of Caesarea, he agreed
Basil the Great
His life Saint Basil was born in Caesarea, Cappadocia[1] in the year 330 AD. From a prominent aristocratic family. His paternal grandfather was called Basilius. He left everything
Holy Spirit
Introduction by Father Lev Gille The Divinity of the Holy Spirit by Father Elias Markos A Historical Overview of the Most Important Heresies Against the Holy Spirit The Content of the Heresy Against
Delivery and the Bible
In the early church, there was no duality at all between what the apostles and their disciples carried in terms of oral life gospel and what
Saint John of Damascus and the Seventh Council
The question of icons that arose in Byzantium at the end of the seventh century appears in the Eighty-Second Law of the Council of Trullo (
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Patristic teaching on the mystery of the Trinity
The mystery of the Holy Trinity, which the Church believes in, was neither the product of human thought nor the result of external religious or philosophical influences.
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Meletius the Great, Archbishop of Antioch
He is one of the fathers of the fourth century AD. St. Gregory the Theologian described him as “a pious, meek, humble heart whose lights of the Holy Spirit shine.”
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Who are the Seventh-day Adventists?
The Adventists are an American Shiite (with several centers in our country) founded by William Miller (1782-1849), after his separation from the “Baptists.”
The essence of the Holy Spirit
Research into the essence of the Son led to consideration of the essence of the Holy Spirit, especially since the First Ecumenical Council was satisfied with the phrase: “And by the Spirit
Basil the Great and the Church of Antioch
Saint Basil the Great: A bright star shone in the sky of the Church during this period of its ordeal, illuminating its path and dazzling its enemies, thus increasing its strength.
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Adventist misconceptions about the Divine Liturgy
Mrs. Ellen White, in her book: The Great Struggle, mentions that Martin Luther (1482-1546), the first exponent of the Protestant movement, said: “The
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