This is a useful tool that helps us to "Pray without ceasing" as the Apostle Paul instructs us. Grab a Prayer Rope or, as it is sometimes called "The Sword of the Spirit" and let you learn together this beautiful way to go to Our Lord!

The lives of the Saints can inspire us and show us our way when we need it. Let's learn together how St. Mary overcame devastating loss through Our Lord and became The Apostle to the Apostles.

Our Guardian Angels are sent by Our Lord for our guidance and help. We can acknowledge their presence and labor for our benefit and we should. Proper care should be taken in the veneration of angels or saints while at prayer, lest we become shadowed by idolatry. Lets learn together the proper ways.

This set of prayers proceeds or is included within a great deal of Orthodox Prayer. It is easy to learn and edifying.

Liturgical prayer and worship are integral to the Orthodox faith. Like anything else, it can be misinterpreted and misinterpreted understood. Lets look together at the proper approach to a beautiful way to lift one's soul to God!

We are tasked by Our Lord to say one specific Prayer. Let us say it together and explore its meaning.

The first and obvious question. At the Ecumenical Council of Nicea in 325 AD, the Holy Fathers gathered there were guided by the Holy Spirit in accordance with God's promise to compile this difinitive statement of the Christian Faith. It may not have anything added to nor taken away from it.

Transcribed here as published online by the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America. www.goarch.org

Music: The Byzantine Choir of St. George Antiochan Orthodox Cathedral Pittsburgh, PA