Seek God’s mercy and healing with the Akathist of Reconciliation and Forgiveness. This Orthodox prayer asks Christ to restore broken relationships, soften hardened hearts, grant true repentance, and bring peace, unity, and forgiveness to those who are at odds.
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Follow an Orthodox priest’s deeply personal account of living through the COVID era, reflecting on Dr. Fauci, pandemic mandates, the Church, and the difficult path toward forgiveness. Drawing from firsthand experience, this article explores social trauma, spiritual healing, and the Christian call to seek truth, mercy, and reconciliation after one of the most divisive periods in recent history.
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Discover the Akathist to Jesus Christ – Alpha and Omega, a powerful Orthodox hymn praising Christ as the eternal Beginning and End. Full text of kontakia and ikoi invoking His mercy, victory over death, and Second Coming. Deepen your prayer life with this devotional praise to our Lord Jesus.
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Discover the full Orthodox liturgical text for the Commemoration of Our Venerable Father St. Jerome of Stridon at Great Vespers. Includes stichera, troparion in Tone III, kontakion, canon, Wisdom of Solomon readings, and praises honoring the divinely wise ascetic, instructor of monks, and intercessor. Feast day June 15.
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Discover the profound Akathist of the Heavenly Father, a beautiful Orthodox Christian hymn of praise and supplication to God the Father, composed by Saint Nil Dorobanțu, the revered Romanian confessor and fool-for-Christ who endured persecution under communism. Perfect for personal prayer, spiritual reflection, and deepening devotion to the Holy Trinity.
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Discover the Akathist to the Most Holy Name of Jesus, a profound Orthodox Christian hymn of praise and devotion glorifying the sacred Name of our Lord. Explore the full English text and incorporate this powerful name-glorifying prayer into your daily rule. Ideal for spiritual warfare in traditional Orthodox Catholicism.
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Does Orthodox Christianity really teach that you can “earn” your salvation through good works and/or participation in the sacraments?
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Praying for our dead is a natural, human response. It makes us feel better. But did you realize how much the dead need our prayers?
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