Saint Sergius of Radonezh Resource Page

St. Sergius of Radonezh (Feast Day - September 25)

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Saint Sergius the Wonderworker, Abbot of Radonezh (+ 1392)

Life of our Venerable Father Sergius of Radonezh

September: Day 25: Teaching 1: Saint Sergius, Wonderworker of Radonezh

 

September: Day 25: Teaching 2: Saint Sergius, Wonderworker of Radonezh

 

September: Day 25: Teaching 3: Saint Sergius, Wonderworker of Radonezh 

 

Homilies from the Menaion for Every Day of the Year: September 25 
 

Homily One on the Repose of Saint Sergius, Abbot of Radonezh, Wonderworker of All Russia (Archimandrite Kirill Pavlov)

 

Homily Two on the Repose of Saint Sergius, Abbot of Radonezh, Wonderworker of All Russia (Archimandrite Kirill Pavlov) 

Saints Cyril and Maria, Parents of Saint Sergius of Radonezh (+ 1337)

The Appearance of the Most Holy Theotokos to St Sergius of Radonezh

Memorial Saturday of Saint Demetrios and the Battle of Kulikovo

Uncovering of the Relics of the Venerable Sergius of Radonezh (1422)

July: Day 5: Teaching 1: The Discovery of the Honorable Relics of our Venerable Father Sergius, the Wonderworker of Radonezh

The Testimony of St. Sergius of Radonezh at the Council of Florence

Commemoration of the Miraculous Deliverance of Moscow and Russia from the Poles in 1612

Miracles of Saints Sergius and Nikon of Radonezh

Icon of the Most Holy Theotokos "The Joy of All Who Sorrow" of Moscow

Icon Over Spassky Gate To Be Restored

Icon of the Savior Returned to Kremlin Tower

3 Ancient Icons and Relics of St. Sergius of Radonezh Stolen in Moscow

Disciples

Saint Abraham of Galich (+ 1375)

Saint Micah of Radonezh, Disciple of Saint Sergius (+ 1385)

Saint Theodore, Archbishop of Rostov (+ 1394)

Saint Andronicus, Disciple of Saint Sergius of Radonezh (+ 1395)

Saint Athanasius of Serpukhov the Elder (+ 1401) and Saint Athanasius the Younger (+ 1395)

Saint Sava Storozhevsky of Zvenigorod, Disciple of Saint Sergius of Radonezh (+ 1406)

Saint Nikon the Abbot of Radonezh and Disciple of the Saint Sergius (+ 1426)

Saint Paul of Obnora (+ 1429)

Other Saints and St. Sergius

Saint Dionysius, Archbishop of Suzdal (+ 1385)

Saint Stephen, Bishop of Perm (+ 1396)

Saints Theodore and Paul of Rostov

Saint Cyril of White Lake (+ 1427)

Saint Dionysius of Glushetsk the Wonderworker (+ 1437)

Saint Simon of Soiga (+ 1562)

Miracles of Saints Sergius and Nikon of Radonezh

 By St. Justin Popovich

During their life on earth, the venerable fathers Sergius and Nikon were very close to each other. That mutual closeness does not leave them even in eternal life, because the love of the saints, like the love of the Divine, is not subject to the law of time. Both of them appeared together many times and performed miracles together.

A resident of Moscow, named Symeon, who was born according to the Saint's prediction, became so terribly ill that he could neither move, nor sleep, nor receive food. Simply, he was lying on his bed like a dead man. Tormented like that, he once at night began calling for help from Saint Sergius: "Help me, Venerable Sergius! Deliver me from this disease! Even during your life on earth you were so kind to my parents and you predicted my birth to them; don't forget me, who is struggling with such a serious illness!" And behold, two old men stood in front of him one after the other: one of them was Nikon. The sick man recognized him immediately, because he knew this Saint personally during his life on earth. Then it would be clear to the sick person that the second of the Saints who appeared was Venerable Sergius himself. The wonderful old man made the sign of the cross over the sick man, after which he ordered Nikon to take the icon that was near the bed. That icon was once given to Symeon by Venerable Nikon himself. Then, the sick man was made to remove all his skin from his body. After that, the Saints became invisible. And at that moment, Symeon felt that he was completely healed: he got up on his bed, and no one was holding him anymore. Then he understood that his skin had not fallen off, but that the disease had left him. His joy was great: standing up, he began to fervently thank Saint Sergius and Venerable Nikon for his unexpected and wonderful healing.

Saint Nikon the Abbot of Radonezh and Disciple of the Saint Sergius (+ 1426)

St. Nikon of Radonezh (Feast Day - November 27)

Saint Nikon, the Abbot of Radonezh and a disciple and successor of Saint Sergius of Radonezh (Sept. 25), was born at Yuriev-Polsk. Having heard of the angelic life of the Radonezh Wonderworker, the young man came to Saint Sergius and requested to be tonsured into the angelic schema.

Saint Sergius did not accept Nikon, whether because of his youth or for some other reason. Instead, he sent him to his disciple Saint Athanasius (Sept. 12) at Serpukhov. But Saint Athanasius would not accept him right away. Only after seeing the young man’s persistence did he tonsure him into the monastic schema.

Saints and Feasts of November 17

On the seventeenth the great wonderworker died.

(Fasting Day)

Saint Gregory of Neocaesarea the Wonderworker

Saint Gregory of Neocaesarea Resource Page

Venerable Lazarus the Painter

Saint Lazarus the Painter: An Iconographer During the Iconoclast Period

Saint Zacharias the Cobbler and John

The Beneficial Tale of Saint Zacharias the Cobbler and John

Venerable Longinus

The Sayings of Abba Longinus

Saint Gennadios I, Patriarch of Constantinople

Saint Gennadios I, Patriarch of Constantinople (+ 471)

Saint Gennadius of Constantinople as a Model for our Lives

Venerable Hilda of Whitby 

 

Saint Hilda of Whitby (+ 680)

 

 

Saint Maximos III, Patriarch of Constantinople

Saint Maximos III, Patriarch of Constantinople (+ 1482)

Venerable Gennadios of Vatopaidi

Saint Gennadios the Steward of Vatopaidi

Venerable Justin

Venerable Justin

Venerable John the Dermokaitis

 

Saint John the Dermokaitis 

 

 

Venerable Nikon the Abbot of Radonezh 
and Disciple of the Venerable Sergius

 

Saint Nikon the Abbot of Radonezh and Disciple of the Saint Sergius (+ 1426)

 

Prologue in Sermons: November 17 (c)

 

Miracles of Saints Sergius and Nikon of Radonezh

 

Holy Martyr Gobron (Michael) 
and the 133 Soldiers of Georgia

 

Holy Martyr Gobron and the 133 Soldiers of Georgia

 

 

Prologue in Sermons: November 17 (a)

 

Prologue in Sermons: November 17 (b)

 

Prologue in Sermons: November 17 (c) 

Saint Andrei Rublev the Iconographer

St. Andrei Rublev (Feast Day - January 29 & July 4)

Little information survives about the life of the Venerable Andrei Rublev, Russia’s greatest iconographer. It is not known where he was born, though it was probably near Moscow. He probably lived in the Trinity-Saint Sergius Lavra near Moscow under Saint Nikon of Radonezh (Nov. 17), who became abbot after the death of Saint Sergius of Radonezh (Sept. 25) in 1392. The first mention of Rublev is in 1405 when he decorated icons and frescos for the Cathedral of the Annunciation of the Moscow Kremlin in company with Theophanes the Greek and Prokhor of Gorodets. His name was the last of the list of masters as the junior both by rank and by age. Theophanes was an important Byzantine master who moved to Russia, and is considered to have trained Rublev.

Saints and Feasts of January 19

On the nineteenth the Makarii obtained the blessed land.

Venerable Makarios of Egypt 
and Venerable Makarios of Alexandria

Saints Makarios of Egypt and Makarios of Alexandria Resource Page

Holy Martyr Euphrasia

Synaxarion of Holy Martyr Euphrasia of Nicomedia

Translation of the Relic of our Holy Father 
Gregory the Theologian to the 
Church of the Holy Apostles

History of the Relics of Saint Gregory the Theologian

Saint Gregory the Theologian Resource Page

Commemoration of the Miracle of 
Basil the Great in Nicaea

 

Commemoration of the Miracle of St. Basil the Great Against the Arians

 

The Dialogue Between Basil the Great and the Arian Prefect Modestus

 

Prologue in Sermons: January 1 

 

The Orthodoxy of St. Basil and the Extremism of Patriarch Nikon

 

Saint Basil the Great Resource Page

 

 

Venerable Makarios, Bishop of Ierissos

 

Saint Makarios, Bishop of Ierissos

 

 

Venerable Maximos and Dometios the Brothers

 

Holy Brothers Maximos and Dometios in Nitria

 

Venerable Meletios the Confessor of Mount Galesion

Saint Meletios the Confessor of Mount Galesion (+ 1283)

Saint Mark the Eugenikos, Metropolitan of Ephesus

Saint Mark of Ephesus Resource Page

Saint Arsenios, Archbishop of Kerkyra

Saint Arsenios, Archbishop of Kerkyra (+ 953)

Venerable Anton the Stylite of Martqopi

 

Saint Anton the Stylite of Martqopi, Founder of Monasticism in Georgia

 

The Self-Sacrifice of Saint Gabriel the Fool for Christ

Saint Theodore of Novgorod the Fool for Christ

Saint Theodore of Novgorod the Fool for Christ (+ 1392)

Venerable Macarius the Faster of the Kiev Caves

Saint Macarius the Faster of the Kiev Caves

Venerable Macarius the Deacon of the Kiev Caves

Saint Macarius the Deacon of the Kiev Caves

Venerable Hierodeacon Makarios Kalogeras

 

Synaxarion of the Venerable Hierodeacon Makarios Kalogeras of Patmos 

 

Saint Makarios Kalogeras of Patmos (+ 1737)

 

The Skull of Saint Makarios Kalogeras of Patmos

 

Homily for the Sunday of the Paralytic - On Sinful Habits (St. Makarios of Patmos) 

 

 

Uncovering of the Relics of Venerable Sava Storozhevsky

Saint Sava Storozhevsky of Zvenigorod, Disciple of Saint Sergius of Radonezh (+ 1406)

 

 

Commemoration of the Return of the Cross of the 

Holy Apostle Andrew 

to Patras from Marseille (January 19, 1980) 

 

Commemoration of the Return of the Cross of the Holy Apostle Andrew to Patras 

 

 

Commemoration of the Return of the Relics of 
Saint Peter the Wonderworker 

to Argos from Rome (January 19, 2008)

 

Synaxarion of Saint Peter the Wonderworker of Argos

 

Saint Peter the Wonderworker of Argos

 

 

Prologue in Sermons: January 19
 

Saints and Feasts of September 28

On the twenty-eighth Chariton died in his old age.

Venerable Chariton the Confessor

 

Venerable Chariton the Confessor Resource Page

 

 

Righteous Prophet Baruch

 

Synaxarion of the Holy Prophet Baruch  

 

Holy and Righteous Prophet Baruch

 

 

Holy Martyrs and Brothers 
Alexander, Alpheios and Zosima

Holy Martyrs of Pisidia During the Reign of Diocletian

Holy Martyr Mark the Shepherd

Holy Martyrs of Pisidia During the Reign of Diocletian

Holy Martyrs Nikon, Neon, Heliodoros, 
and other Virgins and Children

Holy Martyrs of Pisidia During the Reign of Diocletian

Holy Martyrs Eustathios the Roman and Kallinikos

Holy Martyrs Eustathios the Roman and Kallinikos

Holy Martyr Alexander and the 

Thirty Martyrs With Him

Holy Martyr Alexander and the Thirty Martyrs With Him

Venerable Isaac the Syrian

Saint Isaac the Syrian Resource Page

Holy Hieromartyr Alkison, Bishop of Nicopolis

Holy Hieromartyr Alkison, Bishop of Nicopolis (+ 516)

Venerable Auxentios the Wonderworker of Cyprus

Synaxarion of Saint Auxentios the Wonderworker of Cyprus

Saint Eustochium, Daughter of Saint Paula

Saint Eustochium, Daughter of Saint Paula

Saint Faustus, Bishop of Riez

Saint Faustus, Bishop of Riez (+ 495)

John Cassian, Vincent of Lerins and Faustus of Riez Were Not Semi-Pelagians

Saints Cyril and Maria, 
Parents of Saint Sergius of Radonezh

Saints Cyril and Maria, Parents of Saint Sergius of Radonezh (+ 1337)

Venerable Chariton of Syanzhema

Saints Euthymius and Chariton, Abbots of Syanzhema Monastery in Vologda (+ 1509)

Venerable Herodion of Iloezersk

Saint Herodion, Founder of Iloezersk Monastery (+ 1541)

Holy Martyr Wenceslas, Prince of the Czechs

Holy Martyr Wenceslas the Prince of the Czechs

Good King Wenceslas

The Original Words to the Song "Good King Wenceslas"

Finding of the Sacred Relics of the 
Venerable Neophytos the Recluse of Cyprus

 

Synaxarion of the Finding of the Relics of the Venerable Neophytos the Recluse of Cyprus

 

Saint Neophytos the Recluse Resource Page

 

 

Synaxis of the Saints of the Kiev Caves, 

Whose Relics Repose in the 

Near Caves of Venerable Anthony

 

Synaxis of the Saints of the Kiev Caves, Whose Relics Repose in the Near Caves of Venerable Anthony

Homilies from the Menaion for Every Day of the Year: September 28  

Prologue in Sermons: September 28

Uncovering of the Relics of the Venerable Sergius of Radonezh (1422)

Uncovering of the Relics of St. Sergius of Radonezh (Feast Day - July 5)

In the year 1408, when Moscow and its environs was invaded by the Tatar horde of Edigei, the Trinity Monastery founded by Saint Sergius of Radonezh (+ 1392) was devastated and burned, and the monks led by Saint Nikon hid themselves in the forests. They saved the icons, sacred vessels, books and other holy things connected with the memory of Saint Sergius.

In a vision on the eve of the Tatar incursion Saint Sergius informed his disciple and successor Nikon about the coming tribulations. He also said that the vexation would not be prolonged but that the monastery, arising from the ashes, would flourish and grow even more. Metropolitan Philaret wrote about this in his Life of Saint Sergius: “Just as it suited Christ to suffer, and through the Cross and death to enter into the glory of the Resurrection, so it also becomes everyone who would be blessed by Christ with length of days in glory, to be tested by one’s own cross and death.” Going through its own fiery cleansing, the Monastery of the Life-Creating Trinity was resurrected unto length of days, and Saint Sergius himself rose up, so that his holy relics should dwell within it forevermore.

Synaxis of All Saints of Vladimir

The Synaxis of All Saints of Vladimir is a festival in honor of the Saints of the Russian Orthodox Church, whose life was connected with the territory of the present Eparchy of Vladimir. It is held on June 23, and was established in 1982 with the blessing of Patriarch Pimen on the day of the celebration of the miracle of the Theotokos of Vladimir which took place in 1480 against the invasion into Moscow of Khan Achmed and his army.

Among those commemorated today are:

Martyrs

Avraamiy the Bulgarian († 1229)
Mitrofan the Archbishop († 1238)
Patrick the Holy Martyr († 1411)

Venerable Men

Nikita of Pereyaslavl († 1186)
Elijah Muromec of Pechersk (+ about 1188)
Pachomius Archimandrite and Theodosius († 1237)
Daniel of Uspensk (+ 1238)
Mikhail of Vyazniki († 1333)
Sergius of Radonezh († 1392)
Roman of Kirzhach († 1392)
Pakhomiy of Nerekhta († 1384)
Evfimiy of Suzdal († 1404)
Stefan of Makhra († 1406)
Nikon of Radonezhy († 1426)
Kosma of Yakhroma († 1492)
Job, Archimandrite of Vladimir (XV century)
Arkady of Vyazniki (+ 1592)
Prokhor and Vassian of Zayastrebye (+ 1592)
Dionysius of Pereyaslavl († 1645)
Lukian of Aleksandrov († 1654)
Cornelius of Aleksandrov († 1681)
Zosima of Aleksandrov (+ about 1713)

Venerable Women

Maria (monastic name: Martha) († 1206)
Theodosia (monastic name: Euphrosyne) († 1244)
Evfrosinia of Suzdal (+ 1250)
Vassa (in the monastery of Theodore) Nizhny Novgorod († 1378)
Sofia of Suzdal (+ 1542)
Theodosius of Murom (XVII century)

Metropolitans

Maksim of Kiev (+ 1305)
Aleksy (Byakont) († 1378)
Iona of Moskow († 1461)
Hilarion of Suzdal (+ 1707)

Archbishops

Dionysius of Suzdal († 1385)
Arseniy of Elasson (+ 1625)

Bishops

Theodore of Rostov (+ 1023)
John of Rostov († 1214)
Simon of Pechersk († 1226)
Kirill of Rostov († 1262)
Serapion of Vladimir († 1275)
Theodore of Vladimir († 1286)
Vasili of Ryazan († 1295)
Sofroniy of Suzdal († 1654)
Mitrofan of Voronezh (+ 1703)

Princes

Gleb of Murom († 1015),
Konstantin of Murom (+ 1129),
Mikhail and Fyodor of Murom (XII century)
Boris of Turov (+ about 1160)
Izyaslav Andreevich († 1165)
Mstislav Iziaslavich († 1172)
Andrei of Bogolyubovo (+ 1174)
Gleb of Vladimir (+ 1174)
Mikhail of Vladimir (+ 1176)
Pyotr of Murom ( † 1228)
Yuri Vsevolodovich († 1238)
Vasilko of Rostov († 1238)
Vsevolod Yuriyevich of Vladimir
Mstislav Yuriyevich
Vladimir of Vladimir
Dimitry of Vladimir († 1238)
Fyodor Yaroslavich of Vladimir († 1246)
Svyatoslav Vsevolodovich († 1253)
Aleksandr Nevsky (+ 1263)
Dmitri Svyatoslavich of Yuryev († 1269)
Dimitri Aleksandrovich († 1294)
Theodore Starodubsky (+ 1330)

Princesses

Irina of Murom († about 1129)
Fevronia of Murom († 1228)
Agathia, Theodora, Maria and Christina († 1238)
Evdokia of Vladimir (XIV century)

Righteous

Georgiy and Iulianiya of Murom (+ 1604)
Karp of Medush (XVII century)
Savva of Moshok (+ 1592)

Blessed

Cyprian of Suzdal († 1622)
Evdokia of Suzdal (+ 1776)
Parthenius of Suzdal (+ second half of the 16th century)

Saint Athanasius of Serpukhov the Elder (+ 1401) and Saint Athanasius the Younger (+ 1395)

Sts. Athanasius the Elder and Athanasius the Younger (Feast Day - September 12)

Saint Athanasius of Serpukhov was born at Obonezh Pyatina with the name Andrew into the family of the priest Auxentius and his wife Maria. He was, from youth, inclined towards prayer and renunciation of the world, and he sought a worthy guide in monastic labors.

At this time, news of Saint Sergius of Radonezh had already spread throughout the whole of Rus. The Monastery of the Life-Creating Trinity at Makovets had become for everyone a luminous model of monastic organization. Here in the monastery, the cenobitic life transformed “the hateful discord of this world,” creating a oneness of spirit in a unity of love based on the example of the Divine Trinity. The youth Andrew went from the outskirts of Novgorod to Abba Sergius at Makovets, following in his footsteps in search of spiritual perfection.

Saint Micah of Radonezh, Disciple of Saint Sergius (+ 1385)

St. Micah of Radonezh (Feast Day - May 6)

Venerable Micah of Radonezh was one of the first disciples of the Venerable Sergius of Radonezh, and lived with him in the same cell, and under his guidance he attained a high degree of spiritual perfection. For his meekness of soul and purity of heart, Saint Micah was permitted to witness the appearance of the Mother of God to his great teacher.

Saint Sergius the Wonderworker, Abbot of Radonezh (+ 1392)

St. Sergius of Radonezh (Feast Day - September 25)

Saint Sergius of Radonezh was born in the village of Varnitsa, near Rostov, on May 3, 1314. His parents were the pious and illustrious nobles Cyril and Maria (September 28). The Lord chose him while still in his mother’s womb. In the Life of Saint Sergius it is reported that even before the birth of her son, Saint Maria and those praying heard the thrice-repeated cry of the infant at the Divine Liturgy: before the reading of the Holy Gospel, during the Cherubic hymn, and when the priest pronounced: “Holy Things are for the Holy.”

Saint Sava Storozhevsky of Zvenigorod, Disciple of Saint Sergius of Radonezh (+ 1406)

Saint Sava Storozhevsky (Feast Day - December 3)

Saint Sava Storozhevsky of Zvenigorod left the world in his early youth, and received the monastic tonsure from Saint Sergius of Radonezh, whose disciple and fellow-ascetic he was at Trinity Monastery.

Saint Sava loved solitude, and avoided conversing with people. He lived in constant toil, lamenting the poverty of his soul, and trembling before the judgment of God. He was a model of simplicity and humility, and he attained to such a depth of spiritual wisdom that in the Monastery of the Holy Trinity he was a spiritual confessor to all the brethren, including Saint Sergius, and a venerable and exceedingly learned Elder.

Saint Justin Popovich Resource Page

St. Justin Popovich (Feast Day - June 1)

 

About 

 

Saint Justin Popovich of Chelije in Serbia (+ 1979) 

 

Saint Justin Popovich, a Great Monastic Figure

 

Saint Justin Popovich and the Sweet Watermelon 

 

The Exhumation and Translation of the Relics of St. Justin Popovich 

 

Documentary on St. Justin Popovich 

 

Video Footage of St. Justin Popovich 

 

Fr. Justin Popovich & Fr. Simeon of Dajbabe Glorified By Serbian Church 

 

Pictures of the Glorification of Two Serbian Saints 

 

Hymns to the Newly-Glorified Saint Justin of Chelije

 

Did St. Justin Popovich Break Communion With the Serbian Patriarchate? 

 

Response To Slanders Against St. Nikolai Velimirovich and St. Justin Popovich 

 

Supporters of Artemije Build Chapel In Honor of St. Justin Popovich 

 

Fr. Theodoros Zisis Responds To St. Justin Popovich 

 

Serbian Students React To Fr. Theodore Zisis and on the True Views of St. Justin on Ecumenism 

 

 

Homilies and Writings 

 

Homily One on the Nativity of the Most Holy Theotokos (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

Homily Four on the Nativity of the Most Holy Theotokos (St. Justin Popovich)

 

On the Conception of Saint John the Baptist (St. Justin Popovich)

 

A Christmas Epistle by St. Justin Popovich 

 

The Word Became Flesh: A Christmas Sermon of St. Justin Popovich 

 

The Theophany of our Lord and God and Savior Jesus Christ (St. Justin Popovich)

 

"The Prodigal Son is the Perfect Example of the Repentant Sinner" (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

Homily for the Fourth Sunday of Great Lent (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

A Paschal Homily of Saint Justin Popovich of Chelije 

 

"Christ Is Risen, Means That We Are All Risen!" (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

"Condemned to be Immortal" (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

Homily on Thomas Sunday (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

Homily on the Sunday of the Paralytic at the Pool of Bethesda (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

Homily One on the Sunday of the Samaritan Woman (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

Homily One on the Day of the Ascension (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

Homily Two on the Sunday of the Holy Fathers of Nicaea (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

Homily One on Pentecost (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

Homily One on the Second Day of Pentecost (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

Every Mystery and Every Virtue Is A Small Pentecost (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

Homily on the Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

Homily One on the Second Sunday of Luke (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

Homily on the Fourth Sunday of Luke (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

The God-Man: The Fundamental Truth of Orthodoxy (St. Justin Popovich)

 

Contemporary Arianism (St. Justin Popovich)
 

The Attributes of the Church (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

From Time to Eternity, the Internal Mission of Our Church 

 

Homily One on the Sunday of All Saints (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

The Age of the Theotokos at the Time of her Dormition

 

The Miraculous Spring of the Theotokos in Bačko Petrovo Selo 

 

Homily on the Beheading of Saint John the Baptist, Prophet and Forerunner (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

The Place of Holy Relics In The Orthodox Church 

 

The Empirical Path Towards the Knowledge of God (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

"Lord Have Mercy" by St. Justin Popovich 

 

The Prophetic Schools in Ancient Israel 

 

The Main Cause for the Schism Between Western and Eastern Christianity According to Saint Nektarios (St. Justin Popovich)

 

St. Justin Popovich on Sacrifice and the Holy Canons 

 

Orthodox Theanthropic Culture: Whither Does Humanistic Culture Lead? 

 

Orthodoxy and the Theory of Evolution (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

God-Human Development or Evolution (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

The Prophetic Voice of Saint Justin Popovich on the Anniversary of the First Ecumenical Synod 

 

2025 Pastoral Encyclical for the New Year (Metr. Hierotheos of Nafpaktos) 

 

 

Lives of the Saints

 

Introduction to the "Lives of the Saints" (St. Justin Popovich)  

September 1: The Beginning of the Ecclesiastical Year

 

The Passion of the Holy Hieromartyr Ignatius the God-Bearer (St. Justin Popovich)

 

Saint John of Kronstadt as a Wonderworker of our Days (St. Justin Popovich)

 

Saint Anthony the Great and the Demon Who Came To Him in Repentance (St. Justin Popovich)

 

Holy Emperor Theodosius the Great (St. Justin Popovich) 

 

The Life and Passion of the Holy Apostle Onesimus, One of the Seventy (St. Justin Popovich)

 

Saint Gorgonia, Sister of Saint Gregory the Theologian (St. Justin Popovich)   

 

Life of the Holy and Righteous and Much-Suffering Job (St. Justin Popovich)

 

Holy Apostle Carpos of the Seventy (St. Justin Popovich)

 

On the Synaxis of the Archangel Gabriel in July (St. Justin Popovich)

 

Holy Martyr Markella of Chios (St. Justin Popovich)

 

Saint Irenaeus, Bishop of Lyons (St. Justin Popovich)

 

On the Consecration of the Temple of the Resurrection of Christ in Jerusalem (St. Justin Popovich)

 

The Holy Ninety-Nine Fathers of Crete including Venerable John the Hermit

 

The Legacy of Saint Nektarios of Aegina (St. Justin Popovich)

 

A Few Heavenly Thoughts on Eternal Truths as Taught by Saint Gregory Palamas 

Miracles of Saints Sergius and Nikon of Radonezh

 

How Saint Amphilochios of Iconium Cleansed the Church of Arian Heretics 

 

Saint Peter of Korisha (+ 1270)