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Our Spiritual Needs Must Come First

"When the spiritual needs are met, they teach a person to harmonize with those needs the satisfaction of the other needs, so that neither the needs of the intellect nor the needs of the body interfere with the spiritual life, but, instead, aid it. Then within a person is established complete harmony of all motions and revelations of his life.

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On the Mystical Effects of our Church Hymns

A Greek theologian from the end of the fifth century wrote several treatises and commentaries, which were widely circulated at his time in the East and West. Among his treatises is the Ecclesiastical Hierarchy, which comments on the liturgy as it was prayed in his time in Antioch. This theologian is anonymous, but he wrote under the pseudonym of Dionysus the Areopagite.

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The Hexameron of St. Basil the Great: Homily I

Submitted by RamezMikhail on Thu, 06/17/2010 - 07:51

The first homily in St. Basil’s famous work, The Hexameron, begins with a thorough and beautiful exegesis of the first verse in Genesis, “In the beginning God made the Heaven and the Earth” (Gen. 1:1). St. Basil sets on the arduous journey of contemplating the process of Creation as recounted in the book of Genesis with a clear vision of the main points he wishes to make.

St. Athanasius & St. Cyril Theological Library Conference 2010

Submitted by emmanuel on Thu, 06/17/2010 - 06:33
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