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Orthodox Christian Lessons on Revelation - 5 volumes
“Revelation is not only a book of prophecy, but also one of consolation and theology; it is a multifaceted book. For this reason, I hope that we take note of its many precious elements of spirituality, which have the ability to console, strengthen, and assist our spiritual journey… It is within this context that we analyze Revelation…” +Archimandrite Athanasios Mitilinaios
Saint Evmenios was already living at the hospital of contagious diseases in Athens, when God’s providence and good will answered his prayers and sent him Saint Nikiforos to guide him in the subtleties of the spiritual life. After living at the leper colony of Chios with Saint Anthimos for 43 years, Saint Nikiforos had to transfer to this same hospital in view of his advanced illness and severe disabilities. Though he was in a dreadful physical condition, already blind and slowly becoming paralyzed, under the tutelage of Saint Anthimos, he had become a mature monk with great spirituality. Upon being transferred to the Hospital of Agia Varvara in Athens for special care, he was received by Elder Evmenios, who at that time was still named Sophronios. Before his arrival, Elder Evmenios received a letter from Saint Anthimos which read:
Father Sophronios,
Take good care of this treasure Panagia has sent you. From his life you will derive much benefit, for he is not only a tried and tested monk, but also a perfect monk. You too, will become perfect if you serve him until the end of your life.
From that moment, Father Sophronios became Saint Nikiforos’ devoted caregiver—nursing him, cooking for him, bathing him, helping him put on his shoes, guiding him to church and leading him to the chanter’s stand. He was not only his right hand and his left, but also his feet and his eyes—he did all these things understanding that God had sent him an angel to teach him the spiritual life. Saint Evmenios served Saint Nikiforos for seven years until the latter’s repose on January 4, 1964, in turn passing on the legacy of holiness to all those around him.
Athanasios Katigas of Sykies (suburb of Thessaloniki, Greece), answered the divine call to a life of repentance after the fervent prayers of his quadriplegic childhood friend Savvas, and the sound instruction of a lay preacher, Panagiotis Panagiotides. Thanasi used the therapeutic discipline of our Church, to free himself from the nets of human passions by practicing strict obedience under his seasoned spiritual father Triantafyllos Xeros. Thanasi's love for Christ did not permit him to leave our Lord at home (as most of us do), but he took Him along on his daily route as a Cab driver. Thanasi's zeal for the word of God initiated hundreds of spiritual conversations, awakenings and transformations in his cab, with clients from all walks of life. Thanasi's genuine simplicity, a simplicity likened to the fishermen of Galilee served as pure oxygen for hundreds of souls that shared the space of his taxi, some battered and gasping for air from the oxidants of the secular lifestyle. In "The Tears of Repentance", printed multiple times in Greece, and hailed by dozens of Bishops, Thanasi relives some of the most intriguing personal and life changing encounters in his 25 year taxi career.
Go for a ride in Thanasi's cab through Thessaloniki's city streets and hear the remarkable accounts of how time after time God blessed a simple taxi ride to lead down an unexpected road where many were transformed by Tears of Repentance. (Translated from Greek)
Orthodox Christian Parenting - 2016 Ebook
This project encompasses a subject whose breadth and depth has no boundaries. While there is abundant material on raising children, there are few books which specifically focus on Orthodox Christian parenting. Our vision was to create book that Orthodox Christian parents would be able to read, little by little, even at the end of a full day.
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