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Help Us Save Saint Catherine's Monastery and Honor a 1,400-Year-Old Covenant of Peace

Help Us Save Saint Catherine's Monastery and Honor a 1,400-Year-Old Covenant of Peace

Sign petition here! To the participants in the International Initiative for the Preservation of the UNESCO Status Quo of the Sacred Monastery of the God-trodden Mount Sinai, Saint Catherine’s Link to the petition to sign. As the Archbishop and Abbot of the Sacred Monastery of the God-trodden Mount Sinai and Saint Catherine, together with all the Fathers of the community, we extend our heartfelt thanks and blessings for the divine consolation we received upon hearing of the inter …
Jun 18th 2025
Save Saint Catherine's Monastery — Honor a 1,400-Year-Old Covenant of Peace

Save Saint Catherine's Monastery — Honor a 1,400-Year-Old Covenant of Peace

To the participants in the International Initiative for the Preservation of the UNESCO Status Quo of the Sacred Monastery of the God-trodden Mount Sinai, Saint Catherine’s Link to the petition to sign. As the Archbishop and Abbot of the Sacred Monastery of the God-trodden Mount Sinai and Saint Catherine, together with all the Fathers of the community, we extend our heartfelt thanks and blessings for the divine consolation we received upon hearing of the international initiative to gather s …
Jun 13th 2025

Be Not Overcome with Despair: Sunday of St. Mary of Egypt, Lazarus Saturday, and Palm Sunday

This post comes from an email in the "Walk Through the Church Year" series which goes out to folks who sign up to receive two emails per month about major feasts and selected commemorations in the liturgical calendar. To receive these emails in your inbox, sign up here. The original email was sent out in April of 2025. by Brendan My soul, O my soul, rise up! Why art thou sleeping? The end draws near and soon thou shalt be troubled. Watch then, that Christ thy God may spare thee, for …
Apr 10th 2025

Making the Paths Straight: Early Lent and The Feast of the Annunciation

This post comes from an email in the "Walk Through the Church Year" series which goes out to folks who sign up to receive two emails per month about major feasts and selected commemorations in the liturgical calendar. To receive these emails in your inbox, sign up here. The original email was sent out in March of 2025. by Brendan In her wisdom, Holy Church never expects us to travel alone. Through Scripture and Holy Tradition, she gives stories of the lives of faithful men and women, …
Mar 14th 2025

A Bright Sadness: Forgiveness Sunday and the Beginning of Lent

This post comes from an email in the "Walk Through the Church Year" series which goes out to folks who sign up to receive two emails per month about major feasts and selected commemorations in the liturgical calendar. To receive these emails in your inbox, sign up here. The original email was sent out in March of 2025. by Brendan The Holy Spirit never stops knocking at the door of our hearts. Lent is a time which is particularly well suited to hearing, to listening to, the voice of G …
Mar 1st 2025

Easter and Pascha 2025 Ordering Guidelines

Please use the following guidelines when making your Easter/Pascha purchases for delivery by April 20th. As of April 10, we can no longer guarantee Pascha delivery for any order that contains icons. But we will continue shipping all orders as quickly as possible! Orders placed April 10 containing ONLY Egg Decoration Supplies will arrive by Pascha in the US. U.S. Domestic Orders Product Deliver by April 19: in time forHoly Saturday/Pascha/Easter Deliver by April 12: in time forLazarus Sa …
Feb 13th 2025

Prepare the Way of the Lord: The Triodion

This post comes from an email in the "Walk Through the Church Year" series which goes out to folks who sign up to receive two emails per month about major feasts and selected commemorations in the liturgical calendar. To receive these emails in your inbox, sign up here. The original email was sent out in February of 2025. by Brendan The lenten season begins then by a quest, a prayer for humility which is the beginning of true repentance. For repentance, above everything else, is a re …
Feb 7th 2025

To Fulfill All Righteousness: The Presentation of Christ in the Temple

This post comes from an email in the "Walk Through the Church Year" series which goes out to folks who sign up to receive two emails per month about major feasts and selected commemorations in the liturgical calendar. To receive these emails in your inbox, sign up here. The original email was sent out in February of 2025. by Brendan By Your birth, You sanctified a virginal womb, and fittingly You blessed Simeon’s hands, O Christ God; even now You have saved us by anticipation. …
Jan 31st 2025

How much difference can an individual make? Three individuals?

This post comes from an email in the "Walk Through the Church Year" series which goes out to folks who sign up to receive two emails per month about major feasts and selected commemorations in the liturgical calendar. To receive these emails in your inbox, sign up here. The original email was sent out in January of 2025. by Brendan O Lord, You have received the Holy and God-proclaiming heralds, the crown of Your Teachers, for the enjoyment of Your good things and for repose; for You …
Jan 27th 2025

Legacy Icons on the Holy Mountain

The approach to the Holy Mountain.   In November, several Legacy Icons staff traveled to Greece for meetings at Vatopedi Monastery on Mount Athos, and to attend the Post-Humanism and Artificial Intelligence Conference (PHAICON) in Athens. The trip began at the conference where more than a hundred clergy, researchers, and experts gathered to discuss the opportunities and challenges that artificial intelligence (AI) and other new technologies and ideas are presenting. After the confere …
Jan 22nd 2025