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Sunday, December 28, 2008

Leaving Rome

6:24 PM | Posted by Jnorm | | Edit Post
This is from the podcast The Illumined Heart.


As seen from the website:
"Dr. Mary Ward (PhD.), a life-long member of the Roman Catholic Church and professor of Theology at a major Jesuit University, tells us why she left the church of her youth and joined the Orthodox Church (Greek jurisdiction) as an adult."


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Anonymous said...

Hello,
Pray for me a sinner,
Gleanings from Orthodox authors and Holy Fathers,
It is always possible to make a new start by means of repentance. "You fell," it is written,
"now arise"(cf. Prov. 24:16).
And if you fall again,
then rise again,
without despairing at all of your salvation,
no matter what happens.
So long as you do not surrender yourself willingly to the enemy, your patient endurance,
combined with self-reproach,
will suffice for your salvation. "For at one time we ourselves went astray in our folly and disobedience,"
says St. Paul. "... Yet He saved us,
not because of any good things we had done,
but in His mercy" (Tit. 3:3,5). ''St. Peter of Damaskos'', Philokalia, Vol. 3
Pray for me a sinner,
ICXC NIKA
eleni

July 5, 2009 at 2:02 AM
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