Friday, January 28, 2011

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Metropolitan Hilarion: "Revolutionary to the resolution adopted by the European Parliament on the situation of Christians in the world" The

Parliament has recently made an important step by approving a resolution on the situation of Christians in the context of the defense of religious freedom. For the first time the existence of persecution against Christians has been recognized by one of the central organs of the European Parliament.
Here is the comment of the Chairman of the Department for External Relations of the Patriarchate of Moscow in this regard:
19 and 20 January the European Parliament has investigated several cases of violence against Christians in the world . On the evening of January 19 Members of Parliament have symbolically lit a candle to remember the victims the recent attacks against Christians. The next day was approved a resolution on the situation of Christians in the context of the defense of religious freedom, which explored the killing or discrimination against Christians in several countries, particularly Egypt, Nigeria, Pakistan, Iran, Iraq and the Philippines. The data confirms that Christians in these lands are cruelly persecuted. The resolution, addressed to the governments and parliaments of their countries, was approved by a majority of voting members of all parties.
Members agreed to establish a body to monitor the developments in the world and inform annually the European Union institutions and society restrictions on civil liberty of conscience in different countries made by the political or other forces.
The resolution was taken following the attack in Alexandria on January 1, one week later, the Foreign Ministers of France, Italy, Hungary and Poland have sent a joint letter to Catherine Ashton, High Representative for the common foreign and defense policy, requesting a response.
The European Parliament's resolution is revolutionary for several reasons: first of all because for the first time the MEPs have spoken clearly about an issue that so far preferred not to name. A the principal organs of the European Union has in fact recognized the existence of persecution against Christians. Until now individual politicians merely point out violations of the rights of Christians in a given country. Now we talk openly about some of fundamentalist and terrorist organizations that want to strategically eliminate or decimate the Christians in Islamic countries, considered the "fifth column" of the West.
Also for the first time we paid particular attention to the work of people who collect objective evidence about the persecution of Christians in the world. In particular, were officially presented the report data Annual NGO "Kirche in Not". According to the report, in recent years to about 100 victims of religious intolerance, 75 are Christians. These data are shocking.
In its resolution, the Parliament proposed concrete actions based on a specific underlying principle: money and business in exchange for respect for human rights. Economic agreements between European countries and countries where violations are taking place regularly in the religious freedom of Christians and other religious minorities should be made only if the situation improves.
[...] Today we see many cases not only of violence but rather the elimination of Christians. Their blood still flows the land of biblical stories, the places where they have witnessed many martyrs and confessors of the faith. In the words of Tertullian, the second century Roman writer, "the blood of martyrs is the seed of Christianity." Of course, violence does not damage the Christian faith, unlike the beef, but this does not mean that we must be calm in the face of injustice towards the Christians. Religious leaders must carefully study and analyze each individual case.
The recent acts of violence against Christians have left even indifferent Muslims, Jews and representatives of other major world religions. Paradoxically, the news of violence against Christians will come to often from countries where for centuries people of different religions have lived peacefully together and where they were condemned acts of religious intolerance.
The resolution proposes the creation of monitoring systems. However, these important and timely warnings will only succeed if we create a continuous and effective dialogue between religious communities and national and international structures. [...]
The Russian Church for several years has aimed to create this kind of dialogue, which is why he established the Moscow Patriarchate representatives from major international organizations in New York, Geneva, Brussels and Strasbourg. A key priority of these institutions is the defense of the Christian tradition and the rights of Christians, the fundamental theme in the dialogue between the Russian Church and the inter-Christian institutions.

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

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ORTHODOX LITURGICAL CALENDAR
EASTER 2011



February

13 D Sunday of Publican and the Pharisee - Entering Triodion -
; Tono   V                     Luca: 18,10-14       II° Tim. 3,10-5        

20   D      Sunday of the Prodigal Son - Tone VI
Luke 15.11-32 I Cor. 6.12 to 20

21 L Start of the week dead
26 S Saturday of the dead
27 D Carnival Sunday - Tone VII
Matthew 25.31 -46 I ° Cor. 8.8 _ 9


March


06 D Sunday of Dairy Products - Tone IV
Matthew 3.14-21 ; Romans 13.1-14


Monday, March 7 beginning of the Holy Lent

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
prayer Drande Apodipnon (Compline)

Friday
Small Apodipnon (Compline), and I Stasis Hymn Akathistos

12 S All Souls' Vespers and

13 D Sunday before Lent - Orthodoxy - Tone V
Procession of the Holy Icons

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Drande Apodipnon Prayer (Compline)

Friday
Small Apodipnon (Compline) and II Stasis Hymn Akathistos

19 S Souls , and Vespers
20 D second Sunday of Lent - St. Gregory Palamas - Tone VIII

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Drande Apodipnon Prayer (Compline)

Friday
Small Apodipnon (Compline), and III Stasis Hymn Akathistos


25 V Annunciation of the Lord, Luke, Hebrews 1.24-38 2.11 to 18

26 S and All Souls' Vespers
27 D third Sunday of Lent - Veneration of the precious and life-giving Cross
Tone III - Mark 8.34 -9 Jews from 4.14 to 5.6

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Drande Apodipnon Prayer (Compline)

Friday
Small Apodipnon ( Compline), IV Stasis Hymn Akathistos


April

02 S Commemoration of the dead and Vespers
03 D fourth Sunday of Lent - St. John Climacus - Tone IV
; Marco Jews from 9.17 to 31 6.13 to 20

Monday, Tuesday , Thursday
Drande Apodipnon Prayer (Compline)

Wednesday
Small Apodipnon (Compline), and after reciting the
Great Canon of St. Andrew of Crete

Friday
Small Apodipnon (Compline) and whole Inno Akathistos


09 S and All Souls' Vespers
10 D fifth Sunday of Lent - St. Mary of Egypt - Tone V

16 S and All Souls' Vespers - Saturday of Lazarus
17 D Palm Sunday - Entrance of Our Lord Jesus Christ in Jerusalem
John from 12.1 to 18 Philippians 12 , 28 - 13.8

the evening of Ufficatura Nimfios (Matins)


BEGINNING OF THE GREAT AND HOLY WEEK

18 L of the evening Ufficatura Nimfios (Matins)
The 19 M Ufficatura evening of Nimfios (Matins)
20 M On the evening of Ufficatura Nimfios (Matins)
21 G Matins Gospels and 12
22 V Office Hours and Great Epitafios Trinos (Sante sufferings of the Lord)
23 S Easter morning

24 D ; Easter

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Thursday, January 13, 2011

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The prayer of the heart

published by Roberto Valeriani Ropa the day Wednesday, January 12, 2011 at 16:56

What is prayer? Give a definitive definition of the word prayer is very difficult, it is already difficult to define material things and spiritual figure. For example, if you ask me to describe the Malva say that is a typical plant family of Malvaceae, from the broad green leaves, the purple flower with five petals, with a strong trunk and branching ... but for those who have not ever seen it is difficult imagine, if instead harbor a specimen or a photograph immediately recognize. This is also the spiritual dimension, I can speak of God, explain who or what is best, that speaks of him in a way not so: God is immortal, that is not mortal, God is infinite, that is not done, we can talk about God in the affirmative, saying that God is omnipotent, omniscient, because these categories exceed human reason. But most of all in Christ Jesus we can live the Divine Life, we understand it by living in an incredibly simple and clear that is beyond our limited human reason. The co-eternal Son of the Father, the Second Person of the Holy Trinity, became incarnate, became man in the spotless womb of the Virgin Mary that the man might become god, so that man could once again live the Divine Life, the life that was intended from the creation of the world and that with original sin had become difficult to achieve. God is infinite, ontologically speaking, unattainable in his nature, but reminds us that the Holy Scriptures and the Tradition of the Fathers, you can share his life through its Energie Divine tarpaulins. How to live in the divine life? Looking for fellowship with God, having a personal relationship with him, this relationship is called prayer.
When I was little and I went to catechism taught me that prayer is "the elevation of the mind to God", true, prayer is still a need, an inner need I do not believe there is or has ever existed in human history religion as the prayer did not have a main place, so it is in Christianity. I dare say that prayer is a reminder, a memory archaic, a requirement of our soul that makes us go beyond this material nature made up of opposites and that we restore our true nature in the Godhead, from which our forefathers broke away with original sin.
In the modern world, prayer is been shelved for a while 'time, almost despised by the "high" culture that is called in Russian "visoko kulturnij", the culture of the scholars of the world and I must say that this crisis has been passed in those strata of the population for centuries were the "hard core" of the spiritual life. But prayer is also the food, drink, breath, soul, and this requirement is irrepressible in the human heart. You see we can stand a few minutes without breathing and then we die, we can stay a few days without water, we can be a few weeks without food but then we die, ditto if you do not pray we can live the material life but our intimate our soul, our spirit slowly dying of starvation, often feel a malaise is our inner spirit that warns us have come to fruit and calls spiritual food.
this discomfort, this inner hunger leads modern man to seek spiritual life in every area, more and more often outside of religions and churches "historic" and "institutional" to search for new routes in that of fast food sacred traditional culture of "new age" and "next age" which is normally called "karma cola" a kind of supermarket of the sacrum where the individual can seek and find the way that most he wishes, by the way that tells you all the benefits without the dangerous drawbacks, sometimes for some "spiritual experiences" should put out a statement like cigarettes, "is seriously detrimental to spiritual health." The prayer of the heart that even the name is entered, despite himself, this spiritual vortex of consumerism.
What is it and where does the prayer of the heart? In ancient religions we have great examples of prayer, if I were asked to give an example I would immediately think of the hymn to Aton of Pharaoh Akhenaton who inspired the biblical Psalter, or I remember the hymn to Isis written by Apuleius and contained in his book "The Metamorphoses or the Golden Ass." If I were asked examples of prayer in the Old Testament, my thoughts turn to Moses and his famous song that is sung during the vigil of the Great Saturday when we remember the exit from the Red Sea, I am reminded of the prayer of the mother of the prophet Samuel or the mother of the Maccabees, the Psalms of the Prophet and King David, the examples are many. Closer to Christ, temporally speaking, we have these two wonderful songs sprung from the heart of the prophet Zechariah the father of St. John the Baptist and the Magnificat of the Blessed Virgin Mary, we still have the prayer of the holy old man Simeon and the example the prophetess Anna: "since she was widowed did not depart from the temple to serve God with fasting and prayer" as he says in the Gospel of Luke. Want to know what is prayer? Go read those prayers, see the examples of the lives of these great saints and it is as if you show a picture of mauve. Want to know even more, what is prayer? Follow their example and strive to live a life that is spiritual.
And in the history of the Church? Here we must consider that in the first three centuries there have been many persecutions against Christians, this forced her to have a strong and intense spiritual life, because every moment there was the danger of violent death, to become martyrs (witnesses to the blood) of Christ. I see the same thing for the Orthodox who live here in the West, my parishioners tell me that here the "Credinza - Faith is strong," he must be strong if no risk no longer Orthodox, but diluted in a vast sea of \u200b\u200breligious without any specificity. Mind absurd for countries with an Orthodox majority this danger is not there and maybe you live a spiritual life the child. With the advent to the throne of Emperor Constantine edict of Milan in 313, the Christian religion is lawful. The ranks of believers in Christ thickens even people who become Christian for political or social, especially with the successive emperors: Faith is likely to flatten out, and the Christian religion to become a religion in the world "as the ancient paganism. So the Lord sends a new martyrdom in the Church, a new example of martyrdom, monasticism. That monasticism is not new, it is also outside the boundaries of Christianity, and biblically speaking is connected with the ancient prophetic priesthood, that of Elijah, Elisha, John the Baptist, the prophetess Anna, who lived in fasting and prayer in his life, but from the 4th century onwards, it becomes strong in Church's life and I would say is essential in times of persecution and in those of peace: it is the monasticism that supports the Church! We see in all periods of history that the Church's enemies, who want to destroy it, starting with a close the monasteries with the excuse that the monks do not do anything for the world and live in idleness. They know that by closing the monasteries, the Church loses its lifeblood, its backbone to expire in a "world religion".
The Monaco is in fact dead to the world and the world dies, meaning the world all the visible and invisible powers that separate us from God, but precisely because of his martyrdom - witness the Monaco joined God in every living being, strengthening, intercedes, enlightens believers living in the world. The ESIC is the foundation of monasticism, which is peace, peace that is sought after by monks and externally, living in deserts and solitary places, both within and devoting himself to asceticism every day stronger and deeper each day a prayer.
experience comes the monastic prayer of the heart, it is repeated, combined with the breath, focusing first on the item, then when the voice on the mind gets tired and even when the mind stops the heart from which it flows at a certain point, of course, as a fountain of fresh and pure water. It is made of few words:

"Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me a sinner."

In it we find several aspects condensates:

1) The invocation of the name of Jesus, in which St. Paul reminds us that there is salvation and prostrate themselves in front of which all the powers and heavenly, terrestrial and infernal. That name, in which Jesus told us to pray to the Father because "Whatever you ask in my name of the Father will give it .. "
2)" No "- the Apostle Paul always says" can say that Jesus is Lord except by the Holy Spirit "This prayer brings us mostly in its action.
3) "Son of God" is the profession of faith of the apostle Peter, every time we recite this prayer we place ourselves on the rock of confession of St. Peter, who is the rock on which the Church is built.
4) "Have mercy on me a sinner" is the prayer of the publican who rises to the temple back home justified, forgiven, sanctified, unlike the Pharisee who praises himself. It is also the prayer of the two blind men are healed by Christ for their faith.
5) Repetition is continuous, almost insistent, like the widow of the Gospel that calls for justice in the courts that does not fear God, the widow's request is answered (although the court is unfairly) because of its constancy.
6) Repetition is simple, with no waste of words in the Gospel as Christ taught us to teach just before the Our Father and corresponds to the words of the Apostle Paul teaches us to pray always without ceasing ".
7) The prayer of the heart teaches us to unite in prayer to the breath as the psalm tells us: "Every breath praise the Lord"
8) ; The prayer of the heart makes us bring attention to the words, thoughts and finally to the heart, the center of our being, where is the Kingdom of God

Who can practice this prayer?
The life of prayer, teaches us how our father John Climacus, is a scale. You see it is like in quantum mechanics, we know that the atom is made of a nucleus of protons and neutrons swirling around this core electrons, if we give energy electrons can jump from one energy level to another. Let's say we want to 1j. power if we give it 0.5 j. twice in the electron will jump to the next level, you must give at least 1j. at once. Such is the spiritual life does not climb a ladder, at some point feel inside us the strength to do a step, maybe we tried a lot but we have never had the strength at that time then one day we discover to be improved. The prayer of the heart is one of the highest prayer of the Church, you can not practice if you are not familiar with prayer normal, in this case we have to do a sort of examination of conscience, you know what you did when we were children and we went to the first Communion? Just one species, let us ask:

- I have a regular prayer life? I pray regularly morning and night? There is distracted at times, but we must continue because the words of prayer are imprinted in our subconscious and our soul to cleanse us from the passions, the nature of sin, it enlightens us and we deified, by men who are of us.
- In addition to personal prayer regularly take part in community prayer with my brothers in faith? I confess regularly. I receive Holy Communion regularly and particularly in the grace of God?
- I familiar with the Psalter which is the basis of monastic prayer?
- I read regularly and meditate the Word of God, the Holy Gospel and allow it to become the guide for me, the pole star that guides me to God ? I read books of spiritual interest? You see in today's world we do not have many "starez" - older people who are driving the believers, but we have books.
- I have a spiritual father to guide me, which rely my successes and my problems? It is essential to find a spiritual father to be "expert" of prayer and help us in times of "desert" when God does not hear us because the world will make war.
- I add fasting to prayer? Without fasting, prayer is not strong enough to repel the attacks of spiritual enemies, seen and unseen, the Lord Jesus reminds us of when the devil drives dumb and deaf: "This race of demons cast out only by prayer and fasting"
- I remember God during the day with those beautiful little prayer, which are the aspirations? We also need to cheat the devil. He does not want to pray, but the aspirations are so short that he could not see that we have prayed.
- participate in some community prayer outside the simple Sunday liturgy?

Here if you do all these things then with the blessing of their spiritual father, you can start the prayer of the heart. Maybe some of you will think: "Impossible! Do not ever begin to practice the prayer of the heart "-" Well first of all nothing is impossible with God, as well! It is a fair reflection of my desire tonight is to make you understand that you do not mess with the prayer of the heart and can not be practicing lightly and that practice must have climbed several rungs of the spiritual ladder, I'd like leaving you said - take more seriously my spiritual life. "

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

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Tuesday, January 4, 2011

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Russia - Christmas Message of Patriarch Kyrill. From the blog of Father

To the Bishops, priests, monks and all faithful children of the Russian Orthodox Church
Eminent Bishops, Reverend Fathers, venerable monks and nuns, brothers and sisters,

this night light, we relive the joy of meeting the spiritual world with his Savior. We see again in thought the Son of the living God who sleeps in a manger in the cave of Bethlehem. We hear again in our hearts the angelic voice that sings praise to the Creator and Redeemer, "Glory to God in the highest heaven and on earth peace among those whom he loves" (Luke 2:14).
careful to praise the heavenly forces, we become aware that the Nativity of Christ is full of timeless significance and an immediate sense for the destiny of every human being. Even those who do not yet know nothing of the sacrifice of the Savior from now on can lead to knowledge of the Truth, become a son of God and inherit eternal life.
remember that the first perfect human being has been shaped by the Creator, in the image and likeness of God (cf. Gen 1, 26). But Adam, having disobeyed the commandment, has altered the intention of the Creator to him. Deprived of a living relationship with God, humanity is increasingly mired in the abyss of sin and pride. Then the Lord, full of love for her child and wishing his salvation, he sent his only Son into the world which restored the fullness of human nature and became the new Adam. Christ gave us the example of a life in conformity to the divine plan for humanity. This example represents the orientation of hope that helps us not to wander and find the only right path that leads to the fullness of life, both in our earthly life and eternity.
We follow this path of salvation to the extent that we answer the call of God calls us One of these is contained in a letter addressed to St. Paul: "Glorify God in your body and in your spirit, which belong to God "(1 Corinthians 6, 20). This means that we give thanks to God not only with prayers and singing, but also with good works for the good of our neighbor, for the sake of our people, for the good of the Church.
Such an effort became joyful in the name of Christ, truly transformed the world around us, and even ourselves. People achieve cohesion by working not out of obligation, not for profit, but moved by a sincere desire to do good work and useful. In this way we serve the Creator with putting into practice its will. Λειτουργία The Greek word is translated as "the common work." And our whole life must become liturgy, prayer and common work carried out in order to incarnate in the life God's plan for the world and humanity and in doing so give glory and praise to the Creator. This requires us to solidarity with our brothers and sisters through faith and also with those who have not yet found the Lord in their hearts, but who, like the Magi of the Gospel, are on their way toward him.
The importance of the union of efforts to overcome the sufferings and misfortunes we were shown during the fires, drought and floods last year in Russia and in other countries of Rus' history. Again, the circumstances have reminded us of our duty as Christians to help others, regardless of beliefs, nationality and social situations. During the hot summer months many people have generously shared their forces, their time and their property with others that did not even know and probably will never see. In the name of what they did? In the name of compassion in the face of those who are in trouble, those who suffer deprivation and need help.
Social solidarity and joint efforts to achieve the common goals are not possible unless you overcome selfishness, if we do not strive to turn good, if you refuse to look only to their own needs and interests. The basis of true unity of the Spirit "(Ephesians, 4, 3) there is the law of love that we have inherited from the Savior. The unity of the people can not be limited to times of trial. It must become an inseparable part of our consciousness and our national life.
The strength of unity of the Church I have heard clearly on the occasion of my many travels in the dioceses of Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan. Everywhere I saw the concern of bishops, clergy, monks and nuns, and laity to work for the good of Orthodoxy, to fine-tune the action of the parishes, monasteries and dioceses. This raises the hope of a successful full development of the life of the Church in a spirit of unity and cooperation.
With all my heart, full of joy, I offer you my best wishes, prominent bishops, priests estimated, members of monastic communities, brothers and sisters, for the great feast of the Nativity of Christ and the saving of the new year. In prayer, I wish everyone to be zealous executors of the will of God, offering spiritual gifts to the Savior of the world born on this day, that his name be glorified at all times, now and ever and ever and ever.

Kyrill
Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia
Nativity of Christ 2010/2011


(Source: DECR Communication Service: Christmas Message of Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia, Kyrill year 2010/2011 published simultaneously in 19 languages \u200b\u200bfrom various countries including the canonical space of the Patriarchate of Moscow, and some others. Among them - Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians, Moldovans, Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Kazakh, Turkmen, Tajiks, Uzbeks, Kyrgyz, Azerbaijani, Chinese, English, German, French, Italian, greek).

Sunday, January 2, 2011

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Lord God, whose members include the time and eternity, receive prayer of thanksgiving and repentance that will turn at the end of this year.
Many gifts, Lord, you've given us, and I'll make you what? I will lift up the cup of salvation and call on your name, we proclaim your great kindness.
Many times, Lord, have I offended you, but great is your mercy, receive my spirit and my heart contrite and humbled the Precious Blood of your Son, cleanse me from all sin, because every day of my life to sing the praise of your glory.
Amen!
2011 Good start for everyone!