Royal Doors

Aug

12

2013

13th Week After Pentecost – Monday

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2 Corinthians 7:1-10; Mark 1:29-35 [button style="success"]Click here to subscribe in iTunes[/button] [button style="success"]Click here to subscribe in RSS[/button]

Aug

11

2013

By Fr. Roman Planchak

12th Week After Pentecost – Sunday

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1 Corinthians 15:1-11; Matthew 19:16-26 [button style="success"]Click here to subscribe in iTunes[/button] [button style="success"]Click here to subscribe in RSS[/button]

Aug

10

2013

By Fr. Roman Planchak

12th Week After Pentecost – Saturday

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1 Corinthians 1:26-29; Matthew 20:29-34 [button style="success"]Click here to subscribe in iTunes[/button] [button style="success"]Click here to subscribe in RSS[/button]

Aug

09

2013

By Fr. Roman Planchak

Aug 09 – Holy Apostle Matthias

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Acts 1:12-17 21-26; Luke 9:1-6 [button style="success"]Click here to subscribe in iTunes[/button] [button style="success"]Click here to subscribe in RSS[/button]

Aug

08

2013

By Fr. Roman Planchak

12th Week After Pentecost – Thursday

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2 Corinthians 7:1-10; Mark 1:29-35 [button style="success"]Click here to subscribe in iTunes[/button] [button style="success"]Click here to subscribe in RSS[/button]

Aug

07

2013

By Fr. Roman Planchak

12th Week After Pentecost – Wednesday

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2 Corinthians 6:11-16; Mark 1:23-28 [button style="success"]Click here to subscribe in iTunes[/button] [button style="success"]Click here to subscribe in RSS[/button]

Aug

05

2013

By Fr. Roman Planchak

Aug 6 – The Holy Transfiguration of Our Lord God and Savior Jesus Christ

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2 Peter 1:10-19; Matthew 17:1-9 [button style="success"]Click here to subscribe in iTunes[/button] [button style="success"]Click here to subscribe in RSS[/button]

Aug

05

2013

By Borys Gudziak

The New Martyrs of the Ukrainian Greco-Catholic Church

Faith, Featured Articles, News

Holiness in Life Pope John Paul II’s solemn proclamation of the new martyrs and faithful servants of God of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church as blessed is another divine manifestation to our people. During more than 1,000 years of salvation history on our land, Ukrainian Christians have rejoiced in various signs of God’s presence. The Word has become incarnate among us has been changed into visible sacraments: the healing water of baptism, the oil of the Holy Spirit, the bread and wine of the Lord’s paschal feast. They lead us to the divine life. “God is with us!” He has built…

Aug

05

2013

By Fr. Roman Planchak

70×7 = Infinity

Christian Life, Faith, Featured Articles

What is the hardest thing to accept in Christianity? Is it the doctrine of the Trinity? The idea that God became man? Or that the Eucharist is the body and blood of Christ? While these teachings may meet with obstacles in our minds, the hardest thing for us to accept in practice is the absolute need to forgive others. In our broken humanity we are much more at home with seeking vengeance. We are often more comfortable with the pre-Christian vision of a vengeful God: “And the LORD said to him, “Therefore, whoever kills Cain, vengeance shall be taken on…

Aug

05

2013

By Fr. Roman Planchak

12th Week After Pentecost – Monday

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2 Corinthians 5:10-15; Mark 1:9-15 [button style="success"]Click here to subscribe in iTunes[/button] [button style="success"]Click here to subscribe in RSS[/button]