O Lord, who wills that which is good, and are the director of the will, let me not follow the inclinations of my heart, but lead me to live always according to Your good will. Have mercy upon Your Creatures …
Holy Communion is the GREATEST GIFT and both the Source and Summit of our Life. Bestower of mercy, grant that I may come to You with orthodox faith, with good works and by the Communion of Your Holy Body and …
One of the earliest needs of mankind was to express his thoughts to others. Through the study of early civilizations, we can trace the development of how such thoughts, accomplishments, and activities were expressed. Perhaps at first, communication was by …
As leaders and teachers of our parishes within our diocese, we are all in one way or another teaching our parishioners. So it is appropriate to refer to all those who have occupied leading positions in our communities as teachers. …
When we are asked, “What is the Gospel?” many words come to mind, such as good news, salvation and God’s word. Yet, the “correct” answer is Jesus Christ because Jesus Christ is the good news, the salvation and the word …
The prologue of the Gospel of St. John opens with the words, “In the beginning was the Word…” and is contextualized in verse 18, “and the Word became flesh.” This is for humanity a transformative revelation about the very understanding …
I am surely not the only person who has a tough time remembering birthdays, my case is a bit extreme. I admit that once I even forgot Yn. Anna’s birthday. It was just once though-because as the saying goes-the best …
Are you sometimes afraid to ask for things from others? I am; even at 44 years old. When I was younger, I was even more hesitant to ask people for things. Maybe some of you can relate to this. From …