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Saint Silouan the Athonite and Adam’s Lament

Sfântul Siluan Athonitul în rugăciune, ilustrație în stil de frescă bizantină

Saint Silouan the Athonite: Adam's lament, love for enemies, and prayer for the whole world. From lost grace to hope in the love of God.

  • Daniel G
  • 24/09/2026
  • Living Saints

Saint Thecla and the Apostle Paul

Sfânta Tecla ascultându-l pe Sfântul Apostol Pavel, ilustrație în stil de frescă bizantină

Saint Thecla, Protomartyr and Equal-to-the-Apostles: her discipleship under the Apostle Paul, from the window in Iconium to preaching the Gospel.

  • Daniel G
  • 24/09/2026
  • Fasts and Feasts

The Conception of Saint John the Baptist

Zămislirea Sfântului Ioan Botezătorul, icoană rusă din secolul al XV-lea

On 23 September the Church celebrates the conception of Saint John the Baptist. Why the Church honours this beginning, and what the five months in which Righteous Elizabeth hid herself show us.

  • Daniel G
  • 23/09/2026
  • Patristic Interpretations

Taking Up the Cross and Following Christ

Byzantine-style illustration of a disciple carrying his cross as he follows Christ along a mountain path.

Self-denial, taking up the cross and following Christ: the Holy Fathers on Mark 8:34–9:1, read on the Sunday after the Exaltation of the Holy Cross.

  • Daniel G
  • 20/09/2026
  • Patristic Interpretations

The Serpent in the Wilderness and the Cross

The bronze serpent raised in the wilderness and the Cross, prefiguration and fulfilment in John 3:13–17.

The serpent of brass and the Cross: Nicodemus, birth from above, and the love of God in the Holy Fathers’ interpretation of John 3:13–17.

  • Daniel G
  • 13/09/2026
  • How to Be Saved

Thinking and the Heart

A Christian with an open book and prayer rope beside an icon of Christ. Thinking and the Heart — OrtodoxWay.

Thinking and the heart: on guarding thoughts, discernment and the prayer that gathers the mind before God, in the teaching of the Holy Fathers.

  • Daniel G
  • 11/09/2026
  • How to Be Saved

The Forty-Day Fast in Scripture and the Lives of the Saints

Schimbarea la Față a Domnului: Hristos între Moise și Ilie, cu cei trei apostoli, în stil iconografic bizantin.

The forty-day fast of Moses, Elijah and Christ: patristic interpretations, the meaning of the number forty, and fasting in the Christian life.

  • Daniel G
  • 09/09/2026
  • Fasts and Feasts

Saint Joachim, Father of the Theotokos

Sfântul Ioachim în rugăciune, ilustrație în stil iconografic ortodox.

Saint Joachim, father of the Theotokos: his prayer in the wilderness, his offering to God, and the commemoration of Joachim and Anna on 9 September.

  • Daniel G
  • 09/09/2026
  • Fasts and Feasts

The Nativity of the Mother of God, the Beginning of Our Salvation

Nașterea Maicii Domnului, frescă athonită din 1547 de la Mănăstirea Dionisiu

The Nativity of the Mother of God on 8 September: Joachim and Anna, the teaching of the Holy Fathers, and the meaning of the icons of the feast.

  • Daniel G
  • 07/09/2026
  • Patristic Interpretations

“Friend, how did you come in here without a wedding garment?”

The parable of the wedding feast: the king and the guest without a wedding garment, in a Byzantine-inspired illustration.

The wedding garment in the teaching of the Holy Fathers: Baptism, a changed life and love. Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost, Matthew 22:2–14.

  • Daniel G
  • 06/09/2026
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