Holy Hesychasterion Evangelist John the Theologian

Family life

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Publications: Holy Hesychasterion Evangelist John the Theologian

Pages: 307

Dimensions: 16×24

DESCRIPTION

With this present volume, we continue the publication of the counsels of the Blessed Elder Paisios with themes on the family and the ordeals people undergo caused by the crisis the institution of family faces in our times. The Elder used to say that the majority of the letters he received were from people who had family problems. He attributed these problems to people having withdrawn from God and to their self-centeredness. “In the old days,” he would say, “life was more peaceful and serene; people had patience. Nowadays, everyone has got a short fuse -people flare up right away; no one can tell them anything. And then, automatically, they go straight for divorce.” (From the book).

Saint Paisios the Athonite

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Publications: Holy Hesychasterion Evangelist John the Theologian

Pages: 566

Dimensions: 15×23

DESCRIPTION

With the help of God, and after the work of a great many years, our Sisterhood, propelled by our sacred obligation toward the Saint, who for twenty-eight years had guided and benefited us in so many ways, presents the publication of the Biography of Saint Paisios the Athonite.
We also had the great blessing of gaining some insight into the immeasurable love the Saint had for God, his monastic exactitude, his absolute self-denial and the power of his fervent prayer. Having lived in such close proximity to him, we personally experienced his holy simplicity and his profound humility, his God-illumined discernment, his noble love for each person, but also his deliberate efforts to conceal his virtues.
We therefore deemed it our obligation to utilize all the materials -both information and knowledge bequeathed to us in order to compose, to the best of our ability, the biography of the saintly Elder. The contents of this Synaxarion stem primarily from our communication with the Saint – from the notes we had kept during the gatherings of the Sisterhood and the private conversations we had had with him.