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The Divine Liturgy Sustains The World

July 16, 2011 Filed under: Leave a Comment

From the blog, Opuscula Theologica. "The Divine Liturgy sustains the world! And we are so unworthy of it! There are priests who live this awesome Mystery at every Divine Liturgy. A priest once told me something that a very simple and good priest had once confessed to him, “I have such a hard … [Read more...]

Filed Under: General, Priest Tagged With: divine liturgy, Elder Paisios, Mt. Athos, mystery, Priesthood

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