Author: em6298

• The Sweet Savour of a Broken World

  Carrying What Cannot Be Escaped — A Reflection for Fourth Week of Great Lent (Week of the Cross) on Isaiah… Read more.

• The Bishop Who Outfoxed an Empire

  The Life of Saint Athanasius the Great (296–373 AD) Five times they drove him out. Five times he came back.… Read more.

• The Empty Tomb and the Eternal Priest

  Linen Left Behind, Access Torn Open — A Reflection for Third Sunday of Great Lent (Veneration of the Cross) on… Read more.

• The Bishop Who Tamed the Dragon’s River

  The Life of Saint Niketas the Bishop of Chalcedon (8th–9th Century) The soldiers came for him at dawn. Niketas, Bishop… Read more.

• The Voice That Wakes the Graves

  Paralysis, Resurrection, and the Sound That Shatters Sleep — A Reflection for Third Week of Great Lent on 1 Thessalonians… Read more.

• The Girl Who Sang in the Arena

  The Life of Saint Theodora of Alexandria (3rd–4th Century) Today the Church has no formal commemoration list provided, so let… Read more.

• The Dove That Found No Rest

  Floodwater, Fire, and the Paralytic’s Descent — A Reflection for Third Week of Great Lent on Isaiah 13:2–13 and Genesis… Read more.

• The Physician Who Healed Without a Price

  The Life of Saint Sampson the Hospitable (c. 480–530) Constantinople in the sixth century was a city of gold domes… Read more.

• The Flood That Bears You Up

  Drowning, Deluge, and the Highway Through Deep Waters — A Reflection for Third Week of Great Lent on Isaiah 11:10–12:2… Read more.

• The Axe, the Ark, and the Broken Roof

  On Instruments and Shelters — A Reflection for Third Week of Great Lent on Isaiah 10:12–20 and Genesis 7:6–9 By… Read more.