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St. Paisius - An Exhortation

PictureSt. Paisius Velichkovsky
I implore and exhort you, my beloved fathers, brethren, and children, in the following:  Love the Lord with all thy soul and all thy heart.  Be righteous and just, submissive, with bowed head and your mind turned towards heaven.  Have contrition towards God and men.  Be a consoler of the sorrowful, patient in trials, and not given to irritation, bountiful, merciful, a feeder of the poor, receiver of strangers, sorrowful for the sake of sins, joyful in God, hungry and thirsty, meek, patient, not a lover of glory, not a lover of gold, a lover of your neighbor, not hypocritical, not proud, a lover of labor for the sake of God, silent, pleasant in replies, fervent in fasting, in frequent prayers, vigils, and psalm-singing, sensible.  Do not judge any man, but condemn yourself.  And for this you will be the child of the Gospel, the son of the Resurrection, the inheritor of life in Christ Jesus our Lord.  To Him may there be honor and power and worship, with the Father and the Most Holy Spirit, both now and ever and unto the ages of ages.  Amen.

Building Plans Are Being Been Updated

There has been a lot of activity concerning the new building design at the new property.  Updates will be posted soon...

How to Make Prosphora - The Bread of Life

What is Prosphora and how do you make it?  This 39-minute video was recorded at one of Saints Peter and Paul's Prosphora-making classes. ​

The History Of Christianity
From An Orthodox Christian Perspective

Videos from the weekly Wednesday evening study, "The History of Christianity from an Orthodox Christian Perspective", are availiable on the web site now.  Check them out here.  They are also available as a Playlist here on our Youtube page.

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