Do not remember the former things, nor consider the things of old. Isaiah 43.18 In Christ we are a new creation: If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new (2 Corinthians 5.17). God is the ever-flowing fountain of life: For with You is[…]

  May 27, 2025, Toward the end of the last century, a lively debate arose in Greece—especially in Athens—over what a priest should wear outside the liturgical services: the traditional cassock or the clerical suit. It is said that during that period, Saint Paisios the Athonite received many visitors asking for his opinion on the[…]

  June 10, 2025, time has gone by so quickly in the last decade. There have been things that I have accomplished, there are ways I have grown. There are also things I would have anticipated that I would have achieved; certain milestones. There has always been “something” in me to serve others. To lose[…]

  May 14, 2026, Many people do not properly understand what they read. Reading has its own principles and disciplines, and unless the reader observes them, he may lose his way in understanding the text before him. One of the simplest of these principles is to read calmly and attentively. Hasty reading leaves little room for[…]

  May 28, 2026, one of the great tragedies of modern Christianity is that many people know the language of religion while still remaining strangers to the mind of the Church. They speak about theology, morality, Scripture, tradition, and spirituality, yet their inner life is still shaped by the spirit of the age. Their reactions,[…]