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Showing posts with label Great Lent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Great Lent. Show all posts

Why Annunciation on Great Saturday was such a special day?

April 11, 2018
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Why Annunciation on Great Saturday was such a special day?

Why Annunciation on Great Saturday was such a special day?

This year, the feast of Annunciation fell on the Great Saturday. Last time such a beautiful coincidence happened in 2007. What are the
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Behold the Bridegroom Comes at Midnight: Excerpts from Bridegroom Matins

April 04, 2018
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Behold the Bridegroom Comes at Midnight: Excerpts from Bridegroom Matins

Behold the Bridegroom Comes at Midnight: Excerpts from Bridegroom Matins

Each year we are invited once again to traverse the sacred days of the fast and come to that Week of all weeks
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An Important Hymn from The Great and Holy Tuesday

April 03, 2018
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An Important Hymn from The Great and Holy Tuesday

An Important Hymn from The Great and Holy Tuesday

Come, O faithful, let us work zealously for the Master; for he distributes wealth to his servants. Let each of us, according to
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Waiting for a Lenten Miracle that Will Inevitably Happen to You

April 03, 2018
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Waiting for a Lenten Miracle that Will Inevitably Happen to You

Waiting for a Lenten Miracle that Will Inevitably Happen to You

By Hieromonk Silouan (Pasenko), the abbot of the Naval Church of St. Nicholas in Chersonese That story happened during Great Lent. It was
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Introduction to Holy and Great Monday and Tuesday

April 02, 2018
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Introduction to Holy and Great Monday and Tuesday

Introduction to Holy and Great Monday and Tuesday

Holy Monday Behold, the Bridegroom comes in the middle of the night, and blessed is that servant whom He shall find watching, but
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A Short Summary of Events of The Holy and Great Week

April 01, 2018
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A Short Summary of Events of The Holy and Great Week

A Short Summary of Events of The Holy and Great Week

Eighteen weeks, or more than one third of the annual cycle, is the ecclesiastical liturgical cycle that revolves around the celebration of the
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