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Orthodox Christian Teachings: On Prayer

October 28, 2015

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St. ELDER PORPHYRIOS ON THE ISSUES OF SADNESS, SORROW & ANGUISH Translated from the Greek by: Fr. Constantine (Charles) J. Simones

THE ELDER PORPHYRIOS ON THE ISSUES OF SADNESS, SORROW & ANGUISH Translated from the Greek by: Fr. Constantine (Charles) J. Simones The important thing for us is to be part of the Church. It is important for us to be in unity with our fellow man, with the joys and sorrows of all people. We should feel like they are our people and that we should pray for everyone. We should pray for their salvation and forget about ourselves. We should want to do everything we can do for them just as Christ did for us. By being in the Church, we become one with every unfortunate and hurting sinner. No one should want to save himself without others also being saved. It is wrong for a person to pray for himself so that just he will be saved. We should love everyone and we should pray that no one is spiritually lost, that all of them should be part of the Church. That has value. It is with such an attitude that a person should leave this life. In the Church

A Prayer for Repentance between Confessions - Saint Ephraim the Syrian A VERY COMPUNCTIONATE PRAYER TO OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST

This prayer is a very cathartic prayer by St. Ephraim. It is good to use when a person commits sin that needs confession, and wants to begin the process of repentance now. A person should repent using this prayer to feel oneself as first among sinners, with the full understanding that confession is still needed. We must beware not to focus on ourselves, but God at all times. We must also beware not to use such prayers to fall into self pity! We must understand of our unworthiness, and put all our focus and confidence in God and His mercy. This prayer is not a substitute for confession but meant to help us return our focus to God through a catharsis that culminates in the sacrament of confession. Return always to God and be constantly mindful that God is Joy, Mercy and Love! Saint Ephraim the Syrian A VERY COMPUNCTIONATE PRAYER TO OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST Now, once again today, ashamed and with eyes cast down I dare to speak to you, the Master and creator of all: I am

3 amazing videos - The Truly Amazing Story of Australian Fr. Lazarus Al-Anthony from Atheism to being a Coptic Orthodox Monk and more...

This is the fascinating and amazing story of Fr. Lazarus Al-Anthony sharing the story of his journey to God and Coptic Orthodox Monasticism in two video parts... plus a link to a award winning documentary called The Last Anchorite. Read more about Fr. Lazarus below too... 2 hour video part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmSm120gFlQ 1 hour part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8lnpSCbx4g ALSO A Great Short Documentary watch the film about Fr. Lazarus called: to watch THE LAST ANCHORITE click this link below... http://www.thelastanchoritefilm.co.uk/the-film/4545456411 from this web site: http://www.thelastanchoritefilm.co.uk PRODUCED FILMED & DIRECTED BY REMIGIUSZ SOWA A truly remarkable story of Father Lazarus El Anthony who lives in solitude on the Al-Qalzam Mountain (Egypt). It was in a cave at this mountain that the great hermit, the founder and the father of the monastic life; Saint Anthony the Great ( Abba Antonius )lived. At the foot of

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