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11 / 24 September 2009
St Silouan of Mount Athos
Readers and subscribers to Monachos.net may be pleased to know of some
recent additions to the web site:
A new study has been added to our Liturgical Studies collection,
entitled "The Sermon and the Chalice: St John Chrysostom on Receiving
the Word of God." This text explores the relationship between the
homily and the Mystery of the Eucharist in the preaching of St John.
How ought the sermon relate to the sacrament? Is there a proper,
ascetical dimension to the Orthodox sermon?
The article is found at:
http://www.monachos.net/content/liturgics/liturgical-studies/623
If you've not visited the web site in past weeks, you may be surprised
to see its new look and feel, that have been launched this summer.
Spend some time exploring the extremely active Discussion Community
message forum, which is a rich resource for the discussion of
Orthodoxy in its patristic, monastic and liturgical heritage:
The Discussion community is found at:
http://www.monachos.net/forum/
Take a few moments to listen to the collection of broadcasts in our 'A
Word From the Holy Fathers' series, focusing on the writings, thought,
theology and practice of the Holy Fathers of the Church. You can catch
up on all the past episodes before new broadcasts begin next month.
The patristics broadcasts area is found here:
http://www.monachos.net/content/patristics/podcasts
Did you know you can also subscribe to our RSS feed?
If you would like to be kept up-to-date immediately with all new
additions to the Monachos.net web site, the best way is to subscribe
to the RSS feed on our What's New page. You can use your feed reader
or other subscription software to subscribe to the RSS link on that
page, and you will then receive automatic updates every time new
patristic texts, studies, reflections, liturgical documents, monastic
literature and other information is added to Monachos.net.
The 'What's New' area, and RSS feed link, are found at:
http://www.monachos.net/content/whats-new
Wishing all a joyful celebration of the forthcoming Feast of the
Exaltation of the Cross,
-- Monachos.net
11 / 24 September 2009
St Silouan of Mount Athos
Readers and subscribers to Monachos.net may be pleased to know of some
recent additions to the web site:
A new study has been added to our Liturgical Studies collection,
entitled "The Sermon and the Chalice: St John Chrysostom on Receiving
the Word of God." This text explores the relationship between the
homily and the Mystery of the Eucharist in the preaching of St John.
How ought the sermon relate to the sacrament? Is there a proper,
ascetical dimension to the Orthodox sermon?
The article is found at:
http://www.monachos.net/content/liturgics/liturgical-studies/623
If you've not visited the web site in past weeks, you may be surprised
to see its new look and feel, that have been launched this summer.
Spend some time exploring the extremely active Discussion Community
message forum, which is a rich resource for the discussion of
Orthodoxy in its patristic, monastic and liturgical heritage:
The Discussion community is found at:
http://www.monachos.net/forum/
Take a few moments to listen to the collection of broadcasts in our 'A
Word From the Holy Fathers' series, focusing on the writings, thought,
theology and practice of the Holy Fathers of the Church. You can catch
up on all the past episodes before new broadcasts begin next month.
The patristics broadcasts area is found here:
http://www.monachos.net/content/patristics/podcasts
Did you know you can also subscribe to our RSS feed?
If you would like to be kept up-to-date immediately with all new
additions to the Monachos.net web site, the best way is to subscribe
to the RSS feed on our What's New page. You can use your feed reader
or other subscription software to subscribe to the RSS link on that
page, and you will then receive automatic updates every time new
patristic texts, studies, reflections, liturgical documents, monastic
literature and other information is added to Monachos.net.
The 'What's New' area, and RSS feed link, are found at:
http://www.monachos.net/content/whats-new
Wishing all a joyful celebration of the forthcoming Feast of the
Exaltation of the Cross,
-- Monachos.net
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