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St. Gregory Palamas

RTOC Diocese of Pallini & Western Europe

RTOC Diocese of Pallini & Western Europe
St. Gregory Palamas
I am a pauper and vagabond for you
I have been placed on the Cross for you,
Celestial stars of the spiritual realm, enlighten my mind with your rays. Every year, between July 13th and 19th, the Orthodox Church commemorates the Fourth Ecumenical Council, held in Chalcedon in 451 AD, which was convened to address the Monophysite…
St. Dionysius the Areopagite, an illustrious figure in the history of the Orthodox Church, once wisely stated, “nothing is good if not done well (in a good matter).” This profound insight holds a timeless relevance, particularly when we consider the…
In a previous post, we mentioned the mystical tradition of hesychasm, a cornerstone of Orthodox spirituality dedicated to inner stillness and contemplative prayer. Today, we continue this journey by exploring one of the most revered and powerful spiritual practices within…
Hesychasm, a mystical tradition deeply rooted in the True Orthodox Church, offers a pathway to inner peace and divine communion through silent prayer and stillness. Originating from the Greek word “hesychia,” meaning silence or stillness, this practice encapsulates the essence…
God left evil people to live among the good so that the good could shine even more. The evil also profit from living among the good because it brings to them sanctimony, they feel ashamed, they blush before the others,…








