Christmas Epistle
Christmas Epistle One of the paradoxes of Christianity is that the Son of God lived only once on the earth, and that he is at the same time “the Son […]
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Do You Love Me? (Jn.21)
Do You Love Me? (Jn.21) Love has to be a two-way street. In this well-known saying the secret of the alchemy of love is expressed. Love should not just be […]
Watch and Pray
Watch and Pray It is a well-known phenomenon that some events are so huge, so overwhelming, that they exceed our comprehension. We don’t see them coming, until we are placed […]
100 Years -The Christian Community – CG 2022 becomes LOGOS
CG 2022 becomes LOGOS The planning team for the “100 Years The Christian Community” festival is sending this e-mail to all priests, coordinators, and to our correspondents and friends. Dear members and friends of the Christian […]
Second Coming – Far or Near
Second Coming – Far or Near? In a world of estrangement, the concepts of nearness and distance are no longer unequivocal. Is someone near because he happens to sit next […]
Awaiting–Waiting–Expecting
Awaiting – Waiting – Expecting Waiting and watching—that is the characteristic position of the human being who observes the world around him without doing anything himself. It is the attitude […]
World-Calm
World-Calm At the time of Advent, words are spoken at the altar that sound as an echo of the past. It seems as if these words no longer fit in […]
Priest Child Education Fund
Our priest families are supported through the freely given donations of their congregational members that cover the basics of housing, food, utilities, transportation, health care, etc. One key expense that […]
Be Mindful of the Breaks….
Be Mindful of the Breaks… In the Apocalypse, which describes a world in downfall, there are sometimes sudden moments of calm. A power that is stronger than all destruction brings […]
Wealth and Poverty (Rev. 3: 14-22)
Poverty and Wealth (Rev.3:14-22) A well-known theologian of the 20th century once said: “God feeds us with hunger and quenches us with thirst.” That is an eloquent and partly true […]