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Wednesday, April 29, 2009
A Journey From Canterbury to Antioch
9:07 PM | 
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Jnorm |
As seen from the podcast The Illumined Heart by Kevin Allen
As seen from the website:
"Listen to the journey of former Anglican priest and early pioneer of the Charismatic Renewal in the United Kingdom to Orthodox Christianity. Fr Michael Harper is the Dean of the Antiochian Deanery of United Kingdom and Ireland, the pastor of St Botolph Antiochian Orthodox Church in London, and author of 18 books, including "A Faith Fulfilled.""
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"Listen to the journey of former Anglican priest and early pioneer of the Charismatic Renewal in the United Kingdom to Orthodox Christianity. Fr Michael Harper is the Dean of the Antiochian Deanery of United Kingdom and Ireland, the pastor of St Botolph Antiochian Orthodox Church in London, and author of 18 books, including "A Faith Fulfilled.""
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1 comments:
Hello,
pray for me a sinner,
Father Bless,
Gleanings from Orthodox authors and Holy fathers,
For what man,
who cares nothing about being put to shame,
entertains thoughts of self-esteem?
Or who welcomes contempt and yet is disturbed by dishonor?
And who has 'a broken and a contrite heart' (Ps 51:17) and yet indulges in carnal pleasure?
Or who puts his trust in Christ and yet worries or quarrels about transitory things? REF:Saint Kosmas Aitolos +1779
It is well known how powerfully corrupt images act upon the soul, no matter in what form they may touch it!
How unfortunate is the child who, closing his eyes,
or being left alone and going within himself,
is stifled by a multitude of improper images -- vain, tempting, breathing of the passions.
This is the same thing for the soul as smoke is for the head. REF:St Theophan the Recluse, "The Path to Salvation" p54
Please pray for me a sinner,
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