Many pilgrims who are not able to bring their sick to the relics of the Saint, bring their clothes and leave it under the relics of the Saint, to spend the night there for at least one night. In addition to clothes, they also bring food, usually sugar, and act in the same way Over […]
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Miraculous visions of Saint Petka- Parascheva, which we celebrate on October 27, still happen today – the saint helps in illness and trouble, but also warns those who sin. She saved the lives of many and led them on the right path of faith. Centuries pass, and the story of the saint continues to inspire
The Serbian Orthodox Church celebrates the memory of the recently canonized Saint Peter of Cetinje as a votive holiday and it is marked with “red letters” in the church calendar. According to the records of Bishop Nikolai Velimirovich, this saint “dedicated his entire life as a knight to his people”, fighting to reconcile the warring
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Saint Luke the Evangelist was a native of Antioch in Syria. In his youth, he studied Greek philosophy, medicine and iconography well. He was fluent in Egyptian and Greek. During the activity of the Lord Jesus on earth, Luke came from Antioch to Jerusalem. Living as a man among men, the Lord Jesus sowed the
October 31st is the day dedicated to Saint Apostle Luke and Saint Peter of Cetinje. On this day we celebrate these two Saints NOT witches and angels of dark. Click here to learn more about Saint Luke Click here to learn more about Saint Peter of Cetinje Most of us have either recently become Orthodox
“Take care of your soul and stand firmly on the spiritual guard, because you do not know when the Lord will call you to Himself”, says St. John of Shanghai. In your earthly life, be ready at all times to submit to God. Take care of your soul and examine your conscience daily; examine the
He is one of the greatest Orthodox saints in the 20th century. Having escaped as a Russian nobleman before the revolutionary terror of 1917, he studied theology in the Serbian capital and supported himself by working as a colporteur. He was ordained a monk in 1926 in the Miljko Monastery, on the Morava river, and
“You should hate evil, but you should not hate a man who does evil, because he is sick. If you can cure a sick person, but don’t kill him with your hatred”, the bishop thought. Bishop Nikolai Velimirovich (1881-1956) is one of the most impressive personalities of Serbian Orthodox spirituality. He was educated in Switzerland
Saint Nikolai Velimirovich’s wise thoughts: Words that ennoble life! Read More »
