Great Thanks Father. Very perfect..and interestingly enough it is exactly what i was meditating on early this evening: that it is not the asceticism that is the work or goal but who we are ;who we become..are we Truly able to love our neighabor. Do we become Church and attain to actual communion with each other? Or do we become the dry hard clay that fills a space and has a title but is unable to embrace another in the warmth of our heart, mind and words. Do we become a Song. Just my little thoughts.
The Feast of Theophany is the commemoration of Christ’s Baptism. In a similar way at the Feast of Nativity we say “Christ is born! Glorify Him! and at Pascha we say “Christ is risen! Indeed He is risen!” The rest of the time we say “Christ is in our midst! He is and ever shall be!”
Father Turbo Bless,
That was very wonderful and Necessary for me to hear! I miss you! I Pray you are all doing well!!!
A sermon I couldn't have understood a couple of years ago. Glory be to God. Amen
I can listen all day. God bless☦️
thank you Father, needed to hear this
Great Thanks Father.
Very perfect..and interestingly enough it is exactly what i was meditating on early this evening: that it is not the asceticism that is the work or goal but who we are ;who we become..are we Truly able to love our neighabor. Do we become Church and attain to actual communion with each other? Or do we become the dry hard clay that fills a space and has a title but is unable to embrace another in the warmth of our heart, mind and words. Do we become a Song.
Just my little thoughts.
How beautifully said! Thank you Fr.Turbo!
Awesome sermon!!!!
Like a sword is tempered and kept sharpened so that it may act out its true purpose.
hmmm interesting message. Never thought about this before, I guess that's y your a father and I'm not lol. Bless u father
Ooo who are the 3 icons to the right of Fr. Turbo? I've never seen them before.
Our Lord and next him on the right is St Moses the Black
St. John the Baptist and St. Moses the Black are directly to the right.
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Thank you for correcting me
I’ve heard “Christ is in our midst” but
Haven’t heard “Christ is baptized “
at the end
Reasonings?
I think it was probably the feast day of The Baptism of Christ
The Feast of Theophany is the commemoration of Christ’s Baptism.
In a similar way at the Feast of Nativity we say “Christ is born! Glorify Him! and at Pascha we say “Christ is risen! Indeed He is risen!” The rest of the time we say “Christ is in our midst! He is and ever shall be!”
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