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Mother Mary and the Burning Bush: A Profound Mystical Connection

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Discover the profound spiritual connection between the Burning Bush encountered by Moses and Mother Mary in Orthodox Christianity. This insightful blog delves into the theological teachings of the Church Fathers, drawing parallels between these two figures and exploring the significance of Mother Mary as a vessel of divine intervention and revelation. Join us in unraveling the timeless wisdom of Orthodox teachings on the Virgin Mary’s role in bridging the gap between humanity and the uncreated God.

Mother Mary as the Ark of the Covenant and Tabernacle of God

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Discover the significance of Mary as the living tabernacle of God in Orthodox Christianity. Learn about her role in the Incarnation and her connection to the Ark of the Covenant.

Mother Mary as the Second Eve – An Orthodox Perspective

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Delve into the significance of Mother Mary as the Second Eve in Orthodox Christianity. Learn how her obedience and faith played a pivotal role in salvation history and why she is venerated as the Theotokos or God-bearer. Discover the connections between the Fall, the Incarnation, and the Cross, and explore Mary’s intercessory role in the Orthodox faith.

Assumption Fast: Understanding why Mother Mary is called ‘Theotokos’

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Explore the term Theotokos and its historical origins in the Orthodox Church. Learn why Mary is referred to as Theotokos and the theological importance of this title in emphasizing Jesus’ divinity and affirming the hypostatic union.

Reading of Icons – Icon of Assumption of Mother Mary – August 15

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On August 15, many Christians around the world celebrate the Feast of the Dormition of the blessed Theotokos, Mother of God, Mother Mary. The word dormition comes from the Latin roots of dormitio(n-) which means ‘falling asleep’ and from dormire which means ‘to sleep’. The feast commemorates the passing away of Mother Mary from her earthly life. But the Orthodox Christians believe not just in the Dormition of the blessed Mother, but in her Assumption. We believe that after the Mother of our God was laid to rest in the tomb, she was bodily taken up into heaven, where she now stands interceding for all who ask of her intercessions.

Wedding at Cana – The first sign – St. John 2:1-11

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Today, the Indian Orthodox Church and her children begin our spiritual journey towards the cross on Calvary, where our Master was crucified for our sakes and redeemed us and on the third day rose again defeating death. We undertake this journey through the Great Lent. As we begin this journey, on this Sunday we begin with a feast where Jesus had gathered along with His disciples and began His public ministry. He began His ministry by performing a miracle, which is only mentioned in the Gospel of St. John – a miracle of transforming the water into wine.

Feast of the Presentation of the Theotokos to the Temple | November 21

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When Mary was three years old, Joachim and Anna decided that the time had come to fulfill their promise to the Lord and dedicate Mary to His service in the Temple. Let us learn about the birth and life of Mother Mary and how she became the dwelling place of God.

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Meaning of Icons| “Falling Asleep” of Theotokos| Icon of Dormition of Mother of God

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The Church celebrates the feast of Dormition of Mother of God on August 15th. By using iconographical sources let’s know the story of departure of the Mother of God and also contemplate on a new way to look at death, which is merely a sleep.

Reading of Icons – Icon of the Nativity of Jesus Christ

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Even though the message of Christmas is about a birth of a baby boy, the core reason for the commemoration is to remember that God chose by His free will to become man to save us from our sins. This core message is the central point of our faith. Let us understand the Icon of Nativity of Jesus Christ.

Mother Mary in the Oriental Orthodox Tradition: Her Spiritual Motherhood and Intercession

Mother Mary as Aaron’s Rod: Unveiling the Theological Symbolism and Patristic Teachings

St. Ephrem the Syrian’s Teachings on the Transfiguration of Christ

Mother Mary as Theotokos: Oriental Orthodox Perspective and the 15-Day Dormition Fast

Defending the Divinity of Christ: The Church’s Battle Against Arianism – Part 4

Gnosticism & the Church’s Response: The Apostles’ Creed – Part 3

Bridging Heaven and Earth: Mother Mary and the Ladder of Jacob

Feasts of Transfiguration of Jesus and Assumption of Mother Mary: A spiritual connection

Mother Mary and the Burning Bush: A Profound Mystical Connection

Mother Mary as the Second Eve – An Orthodox Perspective

Assumption Fast: Understanding why Mother Mary is called ‘Theotokos’

Importance of Assumption Fast (Soonoyo Fast)

Finding our Purpose in the Resurrected Christ – To be Fishers of Men – John 21

Encounter with the Gardener – Easter reflection (John 20:1-18)

Annunciation to Mother Mary | 4th Sunday of Advent (St. Luke 1:26-38)

Dormition of the Theotokos: A Beacon of Hope

Mother Mary: The Veil of Solomon’s Temple

Mother Mary: The Fountain of Purity

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