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Saints Anthony and Theodosius of the Kiev Caves lived in the 11th century. They are commonly regarded as the founders of monasticism in Ancient Rus’, the cradle of today's Russia, Belarus and Ukraine.
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).
He stood up with righteousness in defence of his oppressed brethren, in the face of multiple hardships, isolation and dangers to his life.
Step into the drama of Jerusalem’s rebirth as Constantine and Helena unveil the true sites of Christ’s passion and Resurrection. Find out why this moment changed Christian worship forever.
The spiritual centre of the Convent is certainly the church of Mary Magdalene. Pilgrims that come to the Holy Land always visit this church, which is located in the Garden of Gethsemane, at the very foot of the Mount of Olives.
On the 11th of September, the Orthodox Christians that follow the Julian calendar commemorate Saint John the Forerunner by celebrating the feast day of his Martyrdom. John the Baptist, the cousin of Jesus Christ.
Today, we commemorate in prayer the great prophet Saint John the Baptist. He directed us towards Christ. He put his hand on Jesus' head and baptised Him in the river Jordan. With his repentance, St John called humanity to a new life.
Unravel how a quiet Russian hermit became a saint known for miracles and healing, and find insight into the events that led to the founding of a monastery and the return of his holy relics.
Blessed Maria was venerated as a local saint in July 2004 during celebrations marking the 250th anniversary of Saint Seraphim of Sarov’s birth. She was canonized for all-Church veneration in October of that year.
Follow the story of a teacher-martyr whose words stirred souls, sparked miracles, and left a lasting imprint on Christian hearts from the Balkans and beyond.
Curious about how ancient feasts can transform your daily life? Find out how the Church’s calendar offers a taste of eternity, guiding you and all creation closer to God’s timeless love.
Curious how a third-century bishop can speak to modern hearts? Learn how St Cyprian’s life, martyrdom, and counsel offer practical, timeless wisdom for facing today’s spiritual challenges.
Explore the deeper meaning behind St John’s martyrdom — how his witness and courage challenge us to confront sin, listen to our conscience, and open our hearts to true love through repentance.
Want to make your life truly meaningful? Learn how the Mother of God’s path calls us to faithful service, hidden acts of love, and a remembrance that brings hope and blessing to the world.