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The Words of the Fathers No. II (XII) / 2021 Fifth Homily. Delivered to the people in the Church of the Blessed Apostle Andrew, on the day of his feast Grigorie cel Mare
A homily for the feast of Saint Andrew the Apostle, inspired by the Gospel reading from Matthew 4:18–22, explores the theme of the call to follow Christ and of inner sacrifice. Taking the example of the Galilean fishermen as its starting point, the text shows that the Kingdom of God costs whatever you have, and that the goodwill of the heart surpasses any material wealth.
The Words of the Fathers No. I (XI) / 2021 Homily XXIII. Delivered to the people in St Peter’s Basilica on the second day of Easter Grigorie cel Mare

The passage about the journey to Emmaus (Luke 24:13–35) is interpreted by Saint Gregory the Great in a homily in which he explains why the disciples did not recognise Christ in His interpretation of Scripture, but in the breaking of bread, and he urges the welcoming of strangers as an essential Christian virtue, illustrated by a story about a householder who welcomed Christ Himself without realising it.

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Martyria

A biannual journal of Orthodox theology and spirituality, published by the Archdiocese of Râmnic — a forum for witness, patristic study and the encounter between faith and culture.

ISSN 2501-1804 · ISSN-L 2501-1804

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