On this day of St. Vitus let us remember St. Prince Lazar and his countrymen who perished in a battle that still rages. And don’t forget Blessed Augustine: …the end of the world will admit us to life everlasting, and then the souls of the just will no longer be subject to the vicissitudes of [...]
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This day in history
Posted in Blessed Augustine, Pneumatology, sin, St. Lazar, St. Vitus, tagged time, tongues on 15, June, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Heavenly King
Posted in Pneumatology, Vladimir Lossky on 10, July, 2006 | 2 Comments »
…the apophaticism which characterizes the mystical theology of the Eastern Church appears as a witness to the fullness of the Holy Spirit—to this Person who, though He fills all things and brings all things to their ultimate fulfillment, yet remains Himself unknown.Vladimir Lossky
Middle doctrine
Posted in Pneumatology, St. Mark of Ephesus, tagged doctrine on 19, May, 2006 | 7 Comments »
‘Many were tempted by the idea,’ [St.] Mark [of Ephesus] continued, ‘that one can find a medium between two doctrines. True: one can find such expressions which, having a double meaning, could at the same time express something between the two doctrines. But a doctrine midway between two contrary doctrines on the same subject is [...]
For the good of the deed
Posted in Pneumatology, St. Seraphim of Sarov, tagged parable on 18, April, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
Find apropos reading here. In the parable of the wise and foolish virgins, when the foolish ones lacked oil, it was said: ‘Go and buy in the market.’ But when they had bought, the door of the bridechamber was already shut and they could not get in. Some say that the lack of oil in [...]
