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Recent news and ministry updates of St. Elisabeth Convent, as well as other information about Orthodox Christianity that may be useful to those who are either making their first steps in Church or want to learn something new about our faith.

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07.02.202517:05

💐THE PRINCESS WITH A GOLDEN HEART💐

A Princess's Journey of Forgiveness: Finding Strength in Faith

Ever been hurt so deeply you felt your world shatter? The story of St. Elisabeth Romanov, told beautifully in "The Princess with a Golden Heart," offers powerful insights into forgiveness and finding meaning in the face of profound grief.
From Darmstadt princess to Russian Grand Duchess, Elisabeth's life was full of love and service, even after the tragic loss of her husband. She forgave his assassin, founded a convent to help the poor and sick, and ultimately embraced martyrdom.

💽 DOWNLOAD this inspiring e-book today with a donation and discover how faith can mend a broken heart and empower us to live a life full of purpose 🦋

👉 https://obitel-minsk.org/en/books/the-princess-with-a-golden-heart

07.02.202515:34

A woman always shares with her husband the burden of his worries. Regardless of what happens to the husband during the day, entering home should put him in an atmosphere of love

Holy Passion-bearer Alexandra Feodorovna

07.02.202514:29

ST. ANATOLE OF OPTINA: A SPIRITUAL FATHER WITH A MOTHER’S GENTLE HEART

Dear Friends,

Today, we commemorate the 131st anniversary of the blessed repose of the Venerable Anatole I (Zertsalov) of Optina, whose life radiated the gentle light of Christ’s compassion.

Known not only for his gift of clairvoyance and his healing of both mental and physical afflictions, Elder Anatole was cherished by his spiritual children for the motherly tenderness with which he shepherded souls. Like a nurturing parent, he bore their burdens with boundless patience, mending divisions with reconciling love.

The nuns of Shamordino Monastery bore witness to this, saying, “This was not merely a father, but a tender mother to his children”—a shepherd whose heart reflected the selfless care of the Most Holy Theotokos herself.

His earthly struggle reached its culmination in a moment crowned with divine grace. As the prayers for the departing soul were being chanted at his bedside, the saint himself, with his final breath, began to intone: “Blessed is our God…” before peacefully entering eternal rest.

What was the path that led this humble ascetic to sainthood? Glorified by the Church nearly 30 years ago, the legacy of Venerable Anatole remains a wellspring of hope and spiritual guidance for us today. Read more in our recent article.

https://obitel-minsk.org/en/the-quiet-strength-of-the-venerable-anatoly-of-optina

The elder once taught his spiritual children: “It is our duty to love everyone, but we dare not demand to be loved.” In these simple words, we glimpse the very essence of his care—a love that asked nothing in return, yet poured itself out freely and unconditionally. May we strive to emulate his holy patience, entreating his prayers to soften our hearts and quiet our pride.

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May the prayers of Venerable Anatole, who soothed souls with a mother’s love, carry your names and those of your loved ones before the Lord. Submit commemoration notes through our prayer request form here:

https://obitel-minsk.org/prayer-request

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07.02.202514:09

UNUSUAL ADVICE OF ST. PORPHYRIOS THE ATHONITE

Dear Friends, February 7 is the birthday of the Venerable Porphyrios Kavsokalivite, one of the most famous Athonite elders of the twentieth century. Elder Porphyrios is our contemporary. He reposed in the Lord on December 2, 1991, and was canonised on December 1, 2013.

A remarkable aspect of the Elder's outlook is his view of the struggle against sinful passions. He was convinced that if a Christian is always focused on abiding with Christ, the passions will disappear by themselves.

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07.02.202513:32

SAINT GREGORY THE THEOLOGIAN: UNRAVELLING THE WEBS OF THE ORATORS

Of all the saints of the Church, Saint Gregory is one of the very few who was glorified with the title "theologian" on a par with the Holy Evangelist Apostle John. In the hymns of the Orthodox Church, he is praised for having defeated the sophistry of heretic wisdom and doing so with great eloquence, mastery and dedication. He left a rich heritage of philosophical works and religious poetry, prized not just among Christians, but also among secular philosophers

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06.02.202515:34

WISDOM OF THE ATHONITE MONKS

The injustice of this world would drive me insane if I did not know that God will have the final say

St Paisios of the Holy Mountain

06.02.202514:35

WHY MORE HONORABLE THAN THE CHERUBIM?

A question from my In Box: Is the Theotokos seriously “more honorable than the cherubim and more glorious than the seraphim”? Doesn’t that praise a plain mortal woman excessively as if she were divine?

“It is truly meet to bless thee, O Theotokos: Ever blessed and most pure, and the mother of our God. More honorable than the cherubim and more glorious beyond compare than the seraphim; who without gavest birth to God the Word, the very Theotokos: Thee do we magnify.”

Continue reading: https://catalog.obitel-minsk.com/blog/2018/07/why-more-honorable-than-cherubi

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06.02.202514:03

A MAJOR MIRACLE OF BLESSED VALENTINA

Dear Friends,

Within the heart of our monastery is a confluence of devotion, composed of not only priests and monastic sisters but also fervent lay believers dedicated to serving God.

Amongst us is Sister Yana (Joanna), whose devotion shines brightly for Mother Valentina of Minsk, a revered Belarusian saint of the twentieth century, whose life mirrors the sanctity of St Matrona of Moscow.

Blessed Valentina's relics, resting in a cemetery near the village of Krysovo in the Minsk region, draw Sister Yana and fellow devotees on a sacred journey each weekend. Together, they walk 2-3 kilometres in prayerful procession, tending to and adorning the saint’s grave in preparation for church holidays.

On this special day, February 6, the commemoration of Saint Valentina of Minsk, we are honoured to share Sister Yana's testimony of the profound miracle wrought in her life through the intercessions of Mother Valentina — her heartfelt journey to God.

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06.02.202513:34

SAINT XENIA OF SAINT PETERSBURG

One would be hard-pressed to find a history textbook that would mention the blessed Xenia of Saint Petersburg, commemorated by the Russian Orthodox Church on 6 February and 6 June. Conversely, almost any history book will cover the life and actions of Napoleon. Both individuals lived at approximately the same time, at the turn of the nineteenth century. Yet are these two figures so vastly different in their historical significance as the history textbooks might suggest?

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05.02.202515:34

It also happens that even though a person does not do bad things, but the state of the heart is in bad shape. God rejects such people because of their poor inner self. Check with yourself. Are you one of those?

St. Theophan the Recluse

05.02.202514:29

“PEOPLE CALL THEMSELVES ORTHODOX, BUT DO NOT SEE THEIR CLOSE ONES’ SUFFERINGS”

The Church is the union, the formation in this world, which cannot be destroyed, which cannot be defeated by the gates of hell because Christ loves us, and the Church itself is based on this God’s love towards people. Today and tomorrow – this love is always unrequited because we do not value it, we just get used to it. This love never weakens, and where sin abounded, grace abounded much more (Romans 5:20). The Lord does not say, “Do you deserve My love or not?” Instead, He asks us, “Do you want My love?”

Continue reading: https://catalog.obitel-minsk.com/blog/2018/05/people-call-themselves-orthodox-but-do

05.02.202513:29

SAINT CLEMENT OF ANCYRA, AN HONOURED BRANCH OF THE VINE OF CHRIST

He was born in 258 to a Pagan father and a Christian mother. Orphaned in adolescence, he was raised by a pious woman named Sophia. She also took into her care the children from other families whom their parents abandoned because they could not feed them in a famine that broke out in their region. Clement prepared them for baptism, and many of them later died as martyrs.

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05.02.202507:42

Barefoot in a Changing World: Finding Solid Ground with St. John

Feeling lost in a world of constant change? St. John of Shanghai, the hero of "The Bishop Who Didn't Wear Shoes," reminds us that true solid ground is found in faith.
This beautifully illustrated book for families shares incredible stories from his life: rescuing orphans from Shanghai's dangerous streets, calming typhoons with prayer on Tubabao Island, and even holding memorial services in the middle of a bustling Parisian street!
Just like us, he faced a world turned upside down, yet his faith in God's unchanging love remained his constant anchor. Download this inspiring ebook today with a donation and discover the power of steadfast faith in a changing world. https://obitel-minsk.org/en/the-bishop-who-didnt-wear-shoes-e-book

https://obitel-minsk.org/
The Bishop Who Didn't Wear Shoes
Journey with St. John, the barefoot bishop, from Russia to San Francisco. Witness his unwavering faith, compassion, and inspiring ministry in this captivating

04.02.202515:33

A Christian is a person who remembers the purpose of his existence

Fr. Dimitry Smirnov

04.02.202514:35

Wordless Sermon

Two elderly officers once met after years of not seeing each other. One of them was walking out of a church, and the other was strolling along the street.

– Is it really you that I’m seeing? – exclaimed the second, – When you were young, you used to laugh at the church and the clergy, and now you are a church goer? What happened, buddy?

– Good to see you, pal! All this change in me has been made by a wonderful preacher who has not said a word to me about religion. This preacher is my wife.

– How so?

Continue reading: https://catalog.obitel-minsk.com/blog/2021/08/wordless-sermon

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