A beautiful service found in the Greek-language Book of Needs, providing a meaningful
dedication of a new mill.

Presented here is an unofficial prayer
From the translations of Schema-Archimandrite John (Lewis+, 2007).

In the 18th century, Saint Nicodemos achieved the seemingly impossible: he skillfully crafted a masterpiece by paraphrasing the Agape Vespers Gospel of the Evangelist John, 20:19-25, into Homeric Greek

A beautiful service found in the Greek-language Book of Needs, providing a meaningful recognition of the significant act of the adoption of a child.

Prayers in time of Invasion by the nations.

A prayer to bless a furnace or oven.

An unofficial prayer from the translations of Father John

Gave up ruling a kingdom for the soul-saving monastic life.

Operated two mountain-pass hospices to please God through hospitality to strangers.

Zealous for discipline, he brought Eastern monastic practice to ancient France.

Daily he recited the entire Psalter from memory.

Sink into the mystery of the person of Christ in the beautiful Litany of the Names of Christ Jesus from Biblical inspiration, which follows the Akathist.

A French virgin-martyr invoked for rain, rape victims and shepherds.

As bishop, he taught children to read and write so that they could serve God as soon as possible.

Converted many German idolators when he healed a blind man and a leper.

While weighing silver to redeem captives, it grew on the balance before her eyes.

Desired to remain an isolated monk but accepted the episcopate as God’s will.

Mother of the Holy Great-martyr Panteleimon, that eponym of the mercy of God.