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Bishop Paisie’s Sunday sermon: A call for genuine faith and the danger of religious formalism

On the 27th Sunday after Pentecost, His Grace Patriarchal Auxiliary Bishop Paisie of Sinaia celebrated the Divine Liturgy at the National Cathedral Chapel, emphasizing the importance of living faith authentically while warning against religious formalism. Healing the crippled woman: A symbol of spiritual liberation Reflecting on the Gospel passage about the healing of the crippled…

Dec 9, 2024Aurelian Iftimiu

Holidays are no excuse or obstacle to doing good for our neighbour, Patriarch Daniel explains

On Sunday, during the Divine Liturgy at the historical chapel of “St. George the Great Martyr” at the Patriarchal Residence, His Beatitude Patriarch Daniel emphasized the necessity of performing good deeds at all times, even on holy days. Goodness Knows No Rest His Beatitude explained that no occasion, including religious celebrations, should prevent believers from…

Dec 9, 2024Aurelian Iftimiu

Don’t let yourself be crooked by your phones or tablets, Bishop Macarie urges

Warning the believers at Stavanger, Norway, about the addiction to new technologies, His Grace Bishop Macarie of Northern Europe said that we should not let ourselves to be crooked by our phones and tablets. “Don’t let yourself be crooked by your phones or tablets. Lift your gaze from the screen, from this virtual sky that…

Dec 13, 2019Aurelian Iftimiu

Pariarch Daniel performs re-consecration of 200-year old church in Bucharest’s old town

His Beatitude Patriarch Daniel on Sunday performed the re-consecration of a 200-year old church dedicated to saint Demetrios the myrrh-gusher in Bucharest’s old town. In his sermon, the Patriarch referred to the crippled woman in the Gospel reading from Luke noting that she received healing ‘in a place of prayer, where God’s word is heard,’…

Dec 12, 2019Aurelian Iftimiu