Brethren and fathers, the season of Lent, when compared to the whole year, may be likened to a storm-free harbor, in which all who are sailing together enjoy a spiritual calm. For the present season is one of salvation not … Read More
The aroma of pancakes on the griddle is a great smell to wake up to on a Saturday morning! Enjoy some filling pancakes to start out your day. Add some fruit to the side, and you have a delicious breakfast!… Read More
A staple for dinners and lunches! Make extra to use throughout the week.… Read More
A Selection from Sermons For Sundays By Very Rev. Protopresbyter Stephen Sedor Sunday of the Prodigal Son A Mirror Reflecting God and Man Have you ever wondered what God is like? Every thinking Christian has tried to fathom the mystery … Read More
The Following is an excerpt from Great Lent, by Alexander Schmemann From Chapter 2: Preparation for Lent The next Sunday [after Zaccheus Sunday] is called the “Sunday of the Publican and the Pharisee.” On the eve of this day, on … Read More
Pesto dresses up a variety of dishes – from simple spaghetti, to spreading over toasted Italian bread (it’s especially good with chopped tomatoes, onions and shrimp!)… Read More
1 lb 454g / 16oz Curly endive 3 lbs 1362g / 48oz Fresh bulk spinach washed – large stems removed 3 Large scallions white and green chopped together 5 tablespoons 75ml Fruity olive oil 1 Lemon 1 1/2 cups 219g … Read More
http://www.orthodox.net/greatlent/of-ephraim-the-syrian.pdf The Prayer of St. Ephraim the Syrian O Lord and Master of my life, a spirit of idleness, despondency, ambition, and idle talking give me not. Prostration. But rather a spirit of chastity, humble-mindedness, patience, and love … Read More
