Great Lent Begins Monday, March 3, 2014
First Sunday in Lent: Sunday of Orthodoxy
March 9, 2014
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| Virgin and Child with angels and St. George and Theodore. ca. 600. St. Catherine's Monastery. |
O Lord and master of my life! A spirit of idleness,
despondency, ambition and idle talking, give me not. But rather, a spirit of chastity,
humble-mindedness, patience and charity, bestow upon me Thy servant. Yea, my king and Lord, grant me to see my own
failings and refrain from judging others: For blessed art Thou unto ages of
ages. Amen.
Online Orthodox Christian Audio: Ancient Faith Radio. Daily Bible readings with commentary from the Church Fathers, Saint of the Day, book reviews, daily Bible readings for children, Christian living, exceptional Bible study from Father Lawrence Farley, daily, weekly and occasional lectures and teaching from Orthodox Christian professors, professionals, clergy and more. Another recommended source with free and reasonably priced downloadable Orthodox educational teaching: Patristic Nectar Publications.
CLICK HERE for Journeys through Great Lent at Ancient Faith Radio: This collection draws from both past and current series and
will be updated throughout Great Lent. In addition to what you see below, be
sure your Lenten journey includes a walk on The Path with Fr. Tom Soroka. His
daily (M-F) podcast draws on Old Testament readings and the Gospels, both from
the Orthodox Study Bible, and is supplemented by rich commentary from the
Church Fathers.
Link to the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America: Great Lent a Week by Week Meaning.
Link to the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of American: Fundamental Teachings of the Eastern Orthodox Church.
This blog post presented by Mary Katherine May.
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