The Passion
The Passion is a cosmic act of restoration that addresses the corruption of human nature and the loss of the knowledge of God.
March 26, 2026
The Passion is a cosmic act of restoration that addresses the corruption of human nature and the loss of the knowledge of God.
March 26, 2026
The announcement made by the archangel Gabriel to Mary that she would conceive and bear a son through a virgin birth and become the mother of Christ.
March 26, 2026The central theme of the book of Numbers is the indwelling presence of God, who instructs, sustains, and guides His people despite their persistent disobedience.
March 24, 2026The central theme of Leviticus is the regulation of worship and the pursuit of holiness. It functions as a foundational manual for the priesthood, instructing them on how to lead Israel in the rightful worship of God.
March 24, 2026This systemic oppression escalated to an edict of infanticide, commanding Egyptian midwives and citizens to execute all newborn Hebrew males.
March 24, 2026The text is divided into two primary movements: the early history of mankind, and the early history of Israel.
March 24, 2026
A manifestation of God, derived from apostolic witness concerning the appearance of divine grace for the salvation of the human race.
March 24, 2026The brothers pulled Joseph from the pit and sold him for twenty pieces of gold. To conceal the crime, they dipped Joseph’s tunic in the blood of a slaughtered kid and presented it to Jacob.
March 23, 2026The symbol of Saint Mark as one of the four evangelists is the lion. This stems from the opening of his Gospel, which describes a voice crying in the wilderness like the roar of a lion.
March 23, 2026The idea that the scriptures alone are the infallible and sole authority for the Christian faith, is unbiblical and unhistorical.
March 23, 2026
Pan, a multifaceted entity originating from ancient Greek mythology, is not merely a pastoral deity but a complex archetype whose influence extends into esoteric philosophy, modern occultism, and pervasive cultural narratives.
March 23, 2026Written by Saint John Klimakos initially for monastics, it has become one of the most highly influential and important works used by the Church.
March 23, 2026