July 27, 2022 - Epep 20, 1738 On this day, of the year 220 A.D., St. Theodore of Shotep was martyred. His father's name was John and he was from the city of Shotep in Upper Egypt. He went with his regiment to the city of Antioch, where he married the daughter of a pagan […]
July 28, 2022 - Epep 21, 1738 On this day, the church celebrates the commemoration of the Virgin Lady, St. Mary, the mother of the Savior of the world, the great shelter, and the inexhaustible treasure. May her intercession be for us all. Amen.
July 28, 2022 - Epep 21, 1738 On this day also, St. Sisinnios (Sosenius), the Eunich, departed. He was one of the men in the palace of Emperor Theodosius. He was full of grace and wisdom, and his compassion was great. When the third Ecumenical Council convened in Ephesus to judge Nestorius, this saint ministered […]
July 29, 2022 - Epep 22, 1738 On this day, the great St. Macarius, the son of Basilidis the Chancellor, was martyred. When the messengers reviewed the order of Emperor Diocletian, which dictates the worship of idols, with Macarius, he did not heed them. When the Emperor knew that, he sent Macarius to the governor […]
July 29, 2022 - Epep 22, 1738 Also on this day, St. Leontius of Tripoli (Lawendius), was martyred. He was born in Tripoli to Christian parents. He was handsome, perfect in his conduct, and gentle in his relationships. He read continuously the Holy Scriptures, especially the book of Psalms until he memorized it. When he […]
“Who is there who can reign uninterruptedly over the house Jacob forever, except Jesus Christ our Lord, the Son of the Most High, Who promised by the law and the prophets that He would make His Salvation visible to all flesh, so that He would become the Son of God for this purpose, that man also might become the son of God?” Church Fathers
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“Who is there who can reign uninterruptedly over the house Jacob forever, except Jesus Christ our Lord, the Son of the Most High, Who promised by the law and the prophets that He would make His Salvation visible to all flesh, so that He would become the Son of God for this purpose, that man also might become the son of God?” Church Fathers
