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Category: Orthodox Faith

16/05/2015

Alms-Giving

    In Christ’s teaching, alms-giving goes together with fasting and prayer. We have seen that this is also the teaching of Isaiah and of…

16/05/2015

Fasting

    Jesus Himself fasted and taught His disciples to fast.     And when you fast, do not look dismal like the hypocrites, for they…

16/05/2015

Prayer in the Spirit

    All Christian prayer must be prayer in the Spirit; and all genuine prayer most certainly is. Men pray to the Father, through Christ…

16/05/2015

Meditation

    Meditation differs from prayer, even from silent prayer, in that meditation is thought about God and contemplation of His word and His works.…

16/05/2015

Liturgical Prayer

    Liturgical prayer is not simply the prayers of individual Christians joined into one. It is not a corporate “prayer service” of many persons…

16/05/2015

The Jesus Prayer

    The most normal form of unceasing prayer in the Orthodox tradition is the Jesus Prayer. The Jesus Prayer is the form of invocation…

16/05/2015

Unceasing Prayer

    In his letter to the Romans St. Paul instructs Christians to “be constant in prayer.” (Romans 12:12) In his first letter to the…

16/05/2015

Intercessory Prayer

    In praying to His Father, Jesus prayed for His people, (cf John 17) He Himself is the only competent intercessor for men before…

16/05/2015

The Lord’s Prayer

    When teaching men to pray, Christ said,     Pray then like this: Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name, Thy…

16/05/2015

Prayer

    All of the virtues and powers of God are attained primarily by prayer. Without prayer, there is no spiritual life. As the Russian…