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Golden-mouth. Homily 54. Wednesday of the Sixth Week. On the Lord’s Prayer.
Read more: Golden-mouth. Homily 54. Wednesday of the Sixth Week. On the Lord’s Prayer.On Wednesday of the Sixth Week of Lent — the verse “Our Father,” interpreted by St. John Chrysostom. Our Father, which art in the heavens. Interpretation.You call God your Father—this is right to say, for He is indeed the Father and Creator of us all. But be careful, O man—do works that are pleasing to…
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Golden Mouth. Homily 53. Tuesday of the Sixth Week.
Read more: Golden Mouth. Homily 53. Tuesday of the Sixth Week.On Tuesday of the Sixth Week of Lent, an Instruction from the Holy Gospel, interpreted by the Holy Fathers. [John, ch. 1] The Lord said of Nathanael: “Behold an Israelite indeed, in whom is no guile.” Nathanael saith unto Him: “Lord, how knowest Thou me?” The Lord answered and said unto him: “Before that Philip called thee, when thou wast under…
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Golden-mouth. Homily 52. Monday of the Sixth Week.
Read more: Golden-mouth. Homily 52. Monday of the Sixth Week.On the Monday of the Sixth Week of Lent. A teaching of our holy father Ephraim the Syrian on the Second Coming of Christ. When the appointed years of human life come to an end, God will descend from heaven with great and countless power and glory, to judge everyone and to repay each person…
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The Sunday of St. Mary of Egypt, Fifth Sunday of Great Lent.
Read more: The Sunday of St. Mary of Egypt, Fifth Sunday of Great Lent.On the fifth Sunday of Great Lent, the Church Ustav commands that we commemorate St. Mary of Egypt. Just two days earlier, at Matins on Thursday, her Life was read, and we heard the tropar dedicated to her in the composition of the Great Penitential Canon by St. Andrew of Crete. Moreover, a separate service…
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Golden-mouth. Homily 51. Fifth Sunday of Lent.
Read more: Golden-mouth. Homily 51. Fifth Sunday of Lent.On the Fifth Sunday of Lent, a teaching of Saint John Chrysostom concerning the Passion of the Lord. Beloved, the fast is now drawing to its end, and the days of the Lord’s Passion are soon approaching. For this reason, a word concerning His Passion is read, that we might prepare ourselves for it through…
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Golden-mouth. Homily 50. Saturday of the Fifth Week.
Read more: Golden-mouth. Homily 50. Saturday of the Fifth Week.On the Fifth Saturday of Lent, a laudation by Saint John Chrysostom in honor of our Most Holy and Glorious Maiden God-bearer. Today, brothers, the radiant Sun of Righteousness has shone upon us—He who is before all rising by nature, the eternal Light who enlightens all things. He has delivered us from darkness, and yet…
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Golden-mouth. Homily 49. Friday of the Fifth Week.
Read more: Golden-mouth. Homily 49. Friday of the Fifth Week.Homily 49 # On Friday of the Fifth Week of Lent: A Teaching on Faith, on the Love of God, and on Standing Firm in the Faith Established by the God-Bearing Fathers at the Seven Ecumenical Councils In the beginning, God created the heaven and the earth. And the earth was without form and void, and…
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Golden-mouth. Homily 48. Thursday of the Fifth Week.
Read more: Golden-mouth. Homily 48. Thursday of the Fifth Week.On Thursday of the Fifth Week of Lent, on the Revelation to the Holy Apostle Paul concerning the Departure of the Soul from the Body Sons of men, bless the Lord God without ceasing—every day, every night, and every hour. As the day passes and the sun sets, all the angels assigned to mankind—both men…
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Golden-mouth. Homily 46. Wednesday of the Fifth Week.
Read more: Golden-mouth. Homily 46. Wednesday of the Fifth Week.On Wednesday of the Fifth Week of Lent — A Teaching by a Certain Monk to His Spiritual Brother on Silence You ask earnestly, my beloved brother, for a word from me about silence—for God’s sake. But I, being unclean of lips and idle in speech, ever living in falsehood and malice, what can I…
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Golden-mouth. Homily 46. Tuesday of the Fifth Week.
Read more: Golden-mouth. Homily 46. Tuesday of the Fifth Week.On the Same Day [Tuesday of the Fifth Week of Lent], a Teaching of St. John Chrysostom on the Christian Life Hear me, then, brethren. Many are called Christians, yet only in name—they are Christians in word, but in their habits and deeds, they behave like unbelievers, imitating the customs of the pagans. For the…