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What happened to Westsily the mechanic.? The guy who shot himself in the leg on a gun I gave him. In remembrance on Sonia who got shot. Lord Jesus Christ have mercy on us!

Никогда не слышала Херувимскую песнь на английском языке... Если честно, напев такой русский, такой родной, что я думала, что поют на русском, но потом прислушалась - нет... Так неожиданно... И в то же время тепло.

ANÁTEMA sobre os cismaticos orientais negadores do Filioque!

Благодарим Вас, отец! Вы о русском святом знаете более, чем мы, русские!..

Could anyone here comment on the accuracy of the Russian translations of the NT? I've seen two main ones, the Synodal translation from the 19th century and the Modern Russian Translation. Do you know if either are based on the Greek Textus Receptus? I would tend to go for the older translation but I can't find any information as to which manuscripts either translation was based on. I've heard that the Synodal translation was based on Erasmus' Textus Receptus but I can't confirm it.

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Please get Fr. Peter Heers back! I met him randomly in the bookstore and it was one of those shining moments in my catechism that deepened my faith so much. Also Fr. Theodore has been a very useful guide as well as the random seminarians who have a chat now and again.

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Father David has been used of God greatly in my life. He gave me a Bible in Russian when visiting inmates in Somerset County. That BIBLE I still have and cherish tremendously. Love this sincere pure man of God. Fr David thank you and the Lord Jesus reward you in eternity also.

We love you Vladyka, a true pastor and father, a good shepherd of a wayward flock. Many years.

Nice, filioque is still a hot topic

The journey of Patriarch Macarius of Antioch to Russia in the half of the 17th century, described by his son Archdeacon Paul of Aleppo: "As for their sign of the cross, it is enough to call it Moscow, it is performed by striking the fingers on the forehead and shoulders. Their boys and girls do the same, for they are nourished with the milk of faith and piety. How can they, being small, create such a sign of the cross ?! How can they bow to those present ?! And we do not know how to be baptized (cross) like them, for which they mocked us, saying: "Why do you draw scribbles on the chest, and do not strike your fingers on the forehead and shoulders, as we do?" We were happy with them. What a blessed country it is, purely Orthodox!" Holy Russia was real - its just modern academia who says its a mythos or 'romanticism' - these are academics with no ascesis, no purification, and part of why we see such a great apostacy with this protestanism logical minded coldness that took over seminaries. Academic knowledge without ascesis is dead-knowledge, and will always lead to blasphemy. Know them by their fruits.

1спасибо за мнение. 2.что ты сказал? 3.ты пытаешься вызвать у меня чувство недовольства собой.4.у тебя ничего не выйдет,потому что я не впущу это в себя.5.люди,склонные к критике,критичнее всего относятся к самим себе.

I'm a new catechumen in the Orthodox Church and attended my first Holy Friday vespers this year. I'll never forget how much I cried after hearing this at my Church. It was one of the most moving things I've ever experienced!

A 70's nightclub where the monks exchange gay porn and vodka.

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Great talk. Strickland's recent books on the Eastern and Western Tradition is highly recommended as well, especially for anyone having primarily lived in or been shaped by the Western Tradition. Important changes happened after the Great Schism and with the New Papacy in the following decades.

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So beautiful Glory to God, Father Son and Holy Spirit amen

Wow Glory to God, thank you for putting this on UA-cam

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Beautiful Glory to God amen

Thank you for this wonderful lecture on a very interesting topic. I was glad to hear it and it helps us to understand the need for our personal asceticism regardless of the vocation - layman or monastics... although layman's asceticism is in kindergarten when compared with the monastics' one. Nevertheless, both do exist and are essential for the salvation process we are so keen about. May God have a mercy on all of us.!

It is a great opportunity to work with a conductor of this quality.

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I miss my church... I still love my church. But ever since a priest wrongfully excommunicated myself and most of my siblings save for 2, a brother and a sister... I have felt withdrawn and fully disconnected to my church. I grew up Russian Orthodox. I was baptized in the original St. Michael's Cathedral in Sitka in 1956. Now I drift aimlessly almost, disconnected and displaced from and by the very church I had known and loved my whole life. Sadly, watching this video, if only for a moment, I was moved and felt like I was ebbing on the verge of tears. Then, the distancing returned and all emotional ties to the church vanished again. This hymn "The Nobel Joseph," is one of my absolute favorite songs to hear and to sing. But the reminder of how I am no longer a part of the body took me away again, and I feel fully disconnected from the church once more. The emotions are calm and withstanding, and the tears have dissipated and vanished, much like the connection to the church dissipated and vanished. My heart aches because I miss my Parents, Matushka Anna & Father Michael... who are both in blessed repose. I am indeed, heartbroken that the church, the bishops and the metropolitan never saw fit to discredit, rebuke and reverse the decision by a priest who should never have been ordained into orthodoxy. He is a convert. For a brief time he was defrocked and excommunicated from the church. But like any good snake, he somehow found a way to slither his way back into the church, and convinced the church to reverse his excommunication and to return his cassock and robes to him, and he is yet again, an active priest in the church. He is the same man who along with several other perish members, had mocked, shunned and chastised my Dad and openly attacked and abused him right there in the church. I know that this is true because I witnessed it firsthand with my own eyes... I saw and witnessed the abuse and the condemnation they wrought against my father. I will not recant nor will I rescind a single vowel or syllable of anything I wrote here... ever. One of those among the people who condemned and attacked my dad is a practicing homosexual. He lied to the priests who came to investigate this claim and vehemently told the investigating clergy that he had rebuked and renounced his homosexual life. And then he told them that the man living with him in his home is is adopted brother. But the truth of the matter is, the man living with him is not only "Not Orthodox," he is also his live-in homosexual lover. Other facts that I know are absolutely true. The Investigators sent by the Metropolitan to investigate these claims took him at his word and left and have never been back. And that man who attacked my father along with his own mother and 2 others, is still an active tonsured reader, wearing a reader's stichar robe of one who was tonsured. He has no right serving and has no business in the church. There is so much more to this, but I will abstain. I know that no one of importance will ever read this, so it does not really matter. But that final act by the church to reinstate and reverse the priests condemnation of being defrocked, only served to sever any and all remaining ties I had with the church. After a final Divine Liturgy over 2 years ago, I withdrew before communion commenced and have not been back since. If the time comes and I am able to... only on the day of my death will I try to return to the church and ask for my final confession and last communion before taking my last breath. As one excommunicated, that is the only time I will ever be allowed to take communion for the rest of my life. That is what excommunication is according to Church Canon Law as I understand it. I did not conclude watching this video as much as I enjoyed and loved hearing that piece of music again. I am not worthy, and I have no place with the church, even just listening to the music that I once loved so much. I am not worthy and cannot and will not participate in any level, form or shape because I am excommunicated. So-be-it, and so shall it always be to my final hours.

RIP otec Vasiliy. He was the kindest.

I've been to this monastery as a pilgrim with my parents throughout the early 2000's

Amazing story! Thank you for sharing!

А при чём здесь мастер класс, когда идёт живое Богослужение?

I had the distinct pleasure, and good fortune to have Father John Strickland as my Russian History professor while earning my BA History at University California Davis, circa 1999-2002. Professor Strickland, as he was known to me at the time introduced me to Dostoevsky, through his great work, The Idiot. I have since gone on to read many of his other great works. Jordan B Peterson introduced me to Solzhenitsyn, and his Gulag Archipelago. It feels my heart with joy to know that Father Strickland went on to pursue a life in the Church, as he indicated to me that he planned to do while still my professor in 2001. I am thrilled to watch this interview, and look forward to reading "The Making of Holy Russian." Thank you for introducing me to Russian history, and the great authors from this country, John. I am forever in your debt. Paul Zachary Weeks

can you allow caption contribution to the video?

Can I add an English translation to this?

Ο ευσχημων Ιωσηφ απο του ξυλου καθελων το αχραντο σου σωμα....Greetings to our Russian Orthodox brothers.

The hymns of the Orthodox church are incredibly beautiful and truly touch our souls. The Lenten and Holy week hymns honor the mother of God the Theotokos, the passion of our Lord, and His glorious Resurrection in heavenly music. Note the great Russian composers and ancient Byzantine hymns.

How breathtakingly beautiful.

Good Friday? Orthodox call it Holy Friday

Just 'read' to follow along. ( IN English)

thank you

What melody is this?

Coming to that time of year again...

May I please know the name of this particular arrangement of the hymn, or composer's name?

Who is from indonesian?

Hello! Where can i find a full list of , i guess you'd call them , orthodox anathemas? If that is even a thing! If i type it into google, i either get a list of the 12 anathemas, or a short list of things the orthodox are generally against.

Excellent. What’s the name of the book again that recommends modern writers?