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Gaining a Deeper Understanding of Our Faith — 20170212

Posted on February 12, 2017 by adminstmike

The attribution of the title of Theotokos was the only doctrinal decision taken by the church concerning Mary. However, the New Testament (NT), particularly Luke, had already proclaimed her eminent position in the economy of salvation (“henceforth all generation will … Continue reading →

Posted in GAINING A DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF OUR FAITH

Understanding Our Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church — 20170212

Posted on February 12, 2017 by adminstmike

I have been considering the history of the major feasts of our Church and the factors that have caused them to be established. In more recent weeks I have been sharing information about the Marian feasts of our Church. The … Continue reading →

Posted in Learning About the Practices of Our Religion

Acquiring the Mind of Christ — 20170212

Posted on February 12, 2017 by adminstmike

While the Eastern Church sees Christ as the One Who gave His life as a ransom for many, it sees it in a different way that the Western Church. St. Athanasius the Great states that Christ is the ransom that … Continue reading →

Posted in ACQUIRING THE MIND OF CHRIST

Gaining a Deeper Understanding of the New Testament — 20170212

Posted on February 12, 2017 by adminstmike

In the last issue of this article I began sharing thoughts about the Gospel of Mark. I shared that it was written in Greek and raised the question why it was written in that language. The most probably reason is … Continue reading →

Posted in A Look at the New Testament, Gosple of Mark

Reflections on the Scripture Readings for this Weekend — 20170205

Posted on February 5, 2017 by adminstmike

On this second weekend of the five weekends of preparation for the Great Fast, our readings are taken from the second letter of Paul to Timothy and Luke’s Gospel. In Paul’s second letter he urges Timothy, the Bishop of Ephesus, … Continue reading →

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Gaining a Deeper Understanding of Our Faith — 20170205

Posted on February 5, 2017 by adminstmike

The fullness of humanity in Christ is also further defined in the theological synthesis of Maximus the Confessor and his doctrine of the “two wills”. It was affirmed during the period of iconoclasm when it was maintained the Christ could … Continue reading →

Posted in GAINING A DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF OUR FAITH

PRE-GREAT FAST — 20170205

Posted on February 5, 2017 by adminstmike

This is the second week of the five weeks that come before the Great Fast. Each week shares another real aspect of Metanoia. This week the aspect that is highlighted through the parable is HUMILITY. Humility is a quality by … Continue reading →

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CALLED TO HOLINESS — 20170205

Posted on February 5, 2017 by adminstmike

I believe that we are “called to holiness” by God out of love. If we truly respond to this call, we begin to understand that our personal “salvation” is what transpires. So, it would seem that personal salvation is somehow … Continue reading →

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Understanding Our Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church — 20170205

Posted on February 5, 2017 by adminstmike

In the last issue I began to share thoughts about the establishment of the feast of the Dormition of the Mother of God (Assumption in the Western Church). As I indicated, the feast was established because the Church was fighting … Continue reading →

Posted in Getting to Know Something About Our Greek Catholic Faith

The Spirituality of the Christian East — 20170205

Posted on February 5, 2017 by adminstmike

The third type of prayer that is a part of the 28th Step on John’s Ladder, is PRAYER OF THE HEART. The highest level of prayer is prayer of the heart. This is when prayer is not only something we … Continue reading →

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