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The Canaanite woman who approached Christ, begging Him to heal her demon-possessed daughter, was a Gentile. At that time, the Jews-the only people who believed in the One God-did not associate with Gentiles; they kept away from them and shunned them. Yet this woman comes up to Christ, and this alone shows that she saw […]

TAGS: Canaanite woman, divine compassion, faith, Gospel, healing, humility, Orthodox theology, sermon, Spiritual growth



During the first weeks following the life-giving, radiant Resurrection of Christ, we hear the testimonies of this Resurrection, and through this witness, we ourselves partake in the assurance that Christ has indeed risen, that He is truly the Son of God, the Savior of the world. But we do not only receive this testimony; we […]

TAGS: Apostle Peter, faith, Joseph of Arimathea, Myrrh-bearing Women, Nicodemus, Orthodoxy, Pascha, Resurrection of Christ, sermon, Sunday of the Myrrh-bearers


Before his encounter with Christ, the man born blind had never seen anything. Everything was dark; he had to guess about everything by touch, by imagination; he had no real, clear vision. And then he met Christ, and the Savior opened his eyes. What was the first thing this man saw? The face of Christ, […]

TAGS: Bartimaeus, blindness, Christ, compassion, divine love, faith, healing, Kingdom of God, seeing God, seeing others, sermon, spiritual vision, transformation


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