Saint Endelienta – April 29

Saint Endelienta (also Endelient, Edellienta, or Endellion) was a Cornish saint of the 5th and 6th centuries. She is believed to be a daughter of the Welsh King Brychan, and a native of South Wales who traveled to North Cornwall to join her siblings in converting the locals…

Sunday of the Samaritan

If You Find the Reason, Healing is Near!

Thank you to Brother Michael Sermon on the Fourth Sunday of Pascha: the Paralytic.By Archbishop Andrei Rymarenko, spiritual Father of St Filaret the confessor of ROCOR.Today’s Gospel reading confirms us more and more strongly in the divinity of our Risen…

Christ heals Paralytic

Is a Worse Thing Awaiting Us?

Archbishop Averky: Excerpt from “Wherein Lies Life;s Greatest Evil” about the Healing of the Paralytic With His one word alone, the Lord healed an invalid who had lain for 38 years near a healing pool, hoping to be made well, but…

The skull relic of St. Richarius

St. Richarius, Ricario, or Riquier,

Richarius (or in French, Riquier) was born about the year 560 in a village then known as Centula (Pontheiu) in today’s North-West France. He fell asleep in the Lord in peace on April 26, 645 in Crecy, France. He was a Frankish hermit, monk,…

St. Mellitus

SAINT MELLITUS, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY by Dr. Vladimir Moss

SAINT MELLITUS, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY      Our holy Father Mellitus was a Roman monk, who in 601 was sent by St. Gregory the Great, Pope of Rome, to serve as a missionary in England, helping St. Augustine of Canterbury.      Having consolidated…