Damaged & Broken
In this day and age, we live in a disposable society and that which is broken is despised and discarded. Items we no longer want, or need are simply thrown
In this day and age, we live in a disposable society and that which is broken is despised and discarded. Items we no longer want, or need are simply thrown
There is an old legend that after Christ’s Ascension, Michael the Archangel asked Jesus what His plan was for spreading the Gospel throughout the world.
There are Twelve Great Feasts in the life of the Church, with Great and Holy Pascha being the Feast of all feasts.
In the Book of Acts, the Apostles constantly “exhorted” the people to practice and continue in the faith (Acts 14:22). The word exhort means to encourage someone with boldness.
It is no coincidence that the Gospel lessons of last Sunday (paralytic at the Sheep Pool), today (Samaritan woman at the well), and next Sunday (Blind man washing in the Pool of Siloam) all contain the theme of water.