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The Orthodox Church approaches the Great Lent which will start on March 3rd according to the Julian calendar. In order to prepare for the Lenten journey, the Church gives us four pre-lenten weeks to help us understand why we fast.
In the years of dark and gloom, She came into the world to open a new chapter in human history. And She was asked to overstep the limits of human possibilities, the laws of nature and the flesh for the sake of humanity.
The Orthodox Church celebrates the feast of Nativity of the Most Holy Mother of God, one of the Twelve Great Feasts, at the end of September. On this very day in Nazareth was born the one destined to be both the Ladder and the Door to the Kingdom…
Today, we celebrate the memory of the right-believing saints Peter and Fevronia. They plead for God's mercy for those who bear the burdens of their spouse all their lives, in keeping with the teaching of our Lord. (Galatians 6: 2).
Witness how expert restoration and heartfelt devotion revived a sacred icon, transforming sorrow into light and inviting believers to find comfort and guidance through the Mother of God’s tender mercy.
Read the heartfelt testimonies of healing and spiritual support linked to Blessed Valentina of Minsk, revealing how her kindness and prayers open paths to God’s mercy and strength.
Experience how Saint Triphon’s miracles continue to strengthen communities, comfort the afflicted, and empower those seeking help in family, work, and spiritual battles.
Readers encounter Sister Natalia’s heartfelt path through Orthodox faith, recovery, and service — offering real moments of community, hope, answered prayer and joy.
What does obedience mean in everyday monastic life? Nun Xenia, head of the Stone Inlay Workshop at St Elisabeth Convent, speaks about learning to accept her obedience with the heart, discovering freedom, service, and trust in God through daily labour…
