Akathist to the Holy Wisdom-Bearer Jesus Son of Sirach

Discover a beautiful and rare Orthodox Akathist dedicated to the Holy Wisdom-Bearer, Jesus Son of Sirach — the inspired author of the Wisdom of Sirach (Ecclesiasticus), one of the treasured books of the Old Testament in the Orthodox Church. This devotional hymn praises Jesus ben Sirach as a luminous lamp of divine wisdom, a teacher of godly fear, humility, piety, and virtuous living. Written in the traditional Akathist form with Kontakia and Ikoi, it draws richly from his timeless maxims on moderation, the fear of the Lord as the beginning of wisdom, the honor of physicians, ancestral heritage, and the pursuit of righteousness. Perfect for personal prayer, spiritual reflection, or deepening your appreciation of Holy Scripture, this Akathist seeks the intercessions of the Holy Wisdom-Bearer for grace to walk in humility and true wisdom.

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Three Holy Youths

Akathist to Holy Three Youths: Ananias, Azarias and Misael

Experience the profound Akathist to the Holy Three Youths—Ananias, Azarias, and Misael—venerated in the Orthodox Church as the righteous young men who walked unharmed in the fiery furnace. This beautiful hymn of praise and intercession includes the full text, troparia, kontakia, and traditional Orthodox prayers, perfect for personal devotion, parish use, or deepening your understanding of these Old Testament saints and their connection to the Nativity of Christ.

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The Michael Sisco Show: The Regime’s Obsession with Russia & Orthodoxy Explained

Nicholas from Orthodox Reflections sits down with Michael Sisco to discuss the regime’s obsession with Orthodoxy, and the troubling trend of “labeling” Orthodox Christians with words that the National Security State now associate with “potential terrorism”.

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Why the US National Security State’s Orthodox Christian Obsession?

Anti-Orthodox Christian hit pieces are everywhere, official “Russophobia” is at an all time high, while modernists are working overtime to transform the Orthodox Church into something “new”. Why?

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