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February 17 / February 04 (OS) The Saints * Ven. Isidore of Pelusium * Venerable Cyril of New Lake (Novoezezrsk) (1532) Archive Note: Expand this section with the Life of the Saint and relevant Icons. Fasting Fast The Scriptural Readings Epistle (Jude 1-10) (Text unavailable for 'Jude 1-10'. Please consult your
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The Saints * Ven. Isidore of Pelusium * Venerable Cyril of New Lake (Novoezezrsk) (1532) Fasting Fast Readings Epistle: Jude 1-10 Gospel: Luke 22.39-42, 45-23.1
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February 16 / February 03 (OS) The Saints * Righteous Simeon the Godbearer and Anna the Prophetess * Our Father among the Saints, Nikolai (Nicholas), Archbishop and Enlightener of Japan (1912) Archive Note: Expand this section with the Life of the Saint and relevant Icons. Fasting Fast The Scriptural Readings Epistle (3 John
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The Saints * Righteous Simeon the Godbearer and Anna the Prophetess * Our Father among the Saints, Nikolai (Nicholas), Archbishop and Enlightener of Japan (1912) Fasting Fast Readings Epistle: 3 John 1.1-14 Gospel: Luke 19.29-40, 22.7-39
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February 15 / February 02 (OS) The Saints Feast of the Lord Archive Note: Expand this section with the Life of the Saint and relevant Icons. Fasting No Fast The Scriptural Readings Vespers (Composite 6 - Exodus 12, 13; Numbers 8; Leviticus 12) (Text unavailable for 'Composite 6 - Exodus
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The Saints * (Feast of the Lord) Fasting No Fast Readings Vespers: Composite 6 - Exodus 12, 13; Numbers 8; Leviticus 12 Vespers: Isaiah 6.1-12 Vespers: Composite 7 - Isaiah 19.1, 3, 4-5, 12, 16, 19-21 Matins Gospel: Luke 2.25-32 Epistle: Hebrews 7.7-17 Epistle: 1 Corinthians 8.
Philosophy/Ideas
The philosophy of Niccolò Machiavelli.
History/Events
The Dawes Plan constituted a significant attempt to address the complex issue of German reparations following the Treaty of Versailles and the German Inflation of 1923.
Theology/Catechumens
The term _Logos_ (Greek: λόγος), a multifaceted concept, designated as the **second person of The Holy Trinity, Jesus Christ**.
Philosophy/Ideas
Scientism is the **belief in the universal applicability of the scientific method and a scientific worldview to solve all human problems**, including social, political, and even moral dilemmas.
History/Events
The Merovingian Dynasty The Merovingian dynasty, often termed the first race of the kings of France, ruled the Franks from the mid-fifth century until 751 AD. Distinguished by their flowing hair and a reputation for sacral kingship, they established a realm that encompassed much of modern-day France, Belgium, the Netherlands,
Philosophy/Ideas
The Chicago School of Economics emerged prominently in the 1940s, chiefly founded under Frank Knight at the University of Chicago. Unlike The Austrian School of Economics which begins with the study of purposeful human action, the Chicago School focuses its economic inquiry on the **allocation of...