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Orthodox Church in Stillwater and Enid - Oklahoma

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Jun
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all-day Liturgy in Enid
Liturgy in Enid
Jun 24 all-day
Enid services are held at the small chapel at St. Matthew’s Episcopal located at 518 W. Randolph Ave. Enter the building through the north entrance; the chapel is immediately to your left. map link here: https://goo.gl/maps/pFkcTumTgqfFKc9g6Share Continue Reading »
9:40 am 3rd & 6th Hours / Confessions
3rd & 6th Hours / Confessions
Jun 24 @ 9:40 am – 10:00 am
Enid services are held at the small chapel at St. Matthew’s Episcopal located at 518 W. Randolph Ave. Enter the building through the north entrance; the chapel is immediately to your left. map link here: https://goo.gl/maps/pFkcTumTgqfFKc9g6Share Continue Reading »
10:00 am Divine Liturgy
Divine Liturgy
Jun 24 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Enid services are held at the small chapel at St. Matthew’s Episcopal located at 518 W. Randolph Ave. Enter the building through the north entrance; the chapel is immediately to your left. map link here: https://goo.gl/maps/pFkcTumTgqfFKc9g6Share Continue Reading »
Jul
29
Sat
all-day Liturgy in Enid
Liturgy in Enid
Jul 29 all-day
Enid services are held at the small chapel at St. Matthew’s Episcopal located at 518 W. Randolph Ave. Enter the building through the north entrance; the chapel is immediately to your left. map link here: https://goo.gl/maps/pFkcTumTgqfFKc9g6Share Continue Reading »
9:40 am 3rd & 6th Hours / Confessions
3rd & 6th Hours / Confessions
Jul 29 @ 9:40 am – 10:00 am
Enid services are held at the small chapel at St. Matthew’s Episcopal located at 518 W. Randolph Ave. Enter the building through the north entrance; the chapel is immediately to your left. map link here: https://goo.gl/maps/pFkcTumTgqfFKc9g6Share Continue Reading »
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THE GLORY OF THE CROSS

September 27, 2018 By stninoorthodox

Thursday September 27, 2018 (Gregorian) / September 14, 2018 (Julian) The Universal Exaltation of the Precious and Life-giving Cross. The Apostles, holy fathers, and after them the whole liturgical tradition of the Church glorifies the Cross with the loftiest expressions. The holy apostle Paul “boasts” of the Cross. Praising the Cross, St. Ephraim the Syrian pronounces a long
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AM I BEING DRAGGED THROUGH LIFE BY MY STRUGGLES?

May 30, 2017 By stninoorthodox

I have never met anyone who did not struggle with someone or something. They struggle at work, or struggle at school. They struggle with a friend or with an enemy. They struggle with the bills and they struggle with debt. They struggle with their spouse or their boyfriend or girlfriend.   They struggle with Democrats and
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Filed Under: Christian Living, Deny Yourself, Interesting Things, The Cross

WHAT THE CROSS MEANS FOR CHRISTIANS: For the Third Sunday of Lent

March 18, 2017 By stninoorthodox

“O Invincible and incomprehensible and divine power of the precious and life-giving Cross, forsake not us sinners.” (From the order of Great Compline)  The Cross is the mighty and profound symbol of Christianity, a symbol whose meaning is inexhaustible.  The eight-pointed Cross is the symbol of Orthodoxy. Gazing upon the Cross with his mind and
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THE THIRD SUNDAY OF GREAT LENT: ON CARRYING YOUR CROSS

March 16, 2017 By stninoorthodox

  Whosoever will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me (Mk. 8:34), said the Lord to his disciples, calling them unto Him, as we heard today in the Gospels. Dear brothers and sisters! We too are disciples of our Lord Jesus Christ, because we are Christians. We
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Filed Under: Interesting Things, The Cross, Third Sunday of Lent - Sunday of the Veneration of the Cross

WHO KILLED CHRIST?

October 29, 2016 By stninoorthodox

Many different answers are given to the above question. For example, there are those with personal axes to grind who will tell you that it was the Romans or the Jews. Such answers are childish excuses of the sort ‘it wasn’t me, it was him’. More generally it is true to say that fallen humanity
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Filed Under: About Love, Holy Week, Interesting Things, The Cross

Interpreting the Scripture (1)

October 25, 2016 By stninoorthodox

In this blog series, we are exploring what it means that Jesus Christ is the Word of God incarnate (John 1) while simultaneously we also refer to the Bible, the written text as the Word of God.  Orthodoxy in its hymns certainly places an emphasis on Jesus being the Word of God incarnate.   The Word
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Filed Under: Interesting Things, Philokalia, The Bible, The Cross

Spiritual Counsels of St. Nikon of Optina

October 19, 2016 By stninoorthodox

We honor the memory of the Optina Monastery holy confessor Nikon. St. Nikon (in the world, Nicholai Mitrofanovich Belyaev) was a great example of patience and obedience—from his youth to the end of his life, he good-heartedly endured everything sent to him by God. Even in his childhood, there were events that were like signs
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Filed Under: About Faith, About Love, About Prayer, Christian Living, Death, Deny Yourself, Interesting Things, Jesus Prayer, Passions, Saint Days, Suffering, The Cross, Theosis

THE THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT: THE CROSS AS A MEANS OF TRANSFORMING THE WORLD

October 5, 2016 By stninoorthodox

Through the Cross, Christ sanctified His body—the link with the world. He rejected the temptations sent to Him by the world, that is to taste the pleasures, to satisfy His needs unrestrained or to avoid pain and death. If we, in the same way, ward off the temptations of sin and patiently suffer the pain
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Filed Under: About Love, Christian Living, Death, Deny Yourself, Interesting Things, The Cross, Third Sunday of Lent - Sunday of the Veneration of the Cross

14 TYPES OF ANCIENT CHRISTIAN CROSSES

September 30, 2016 By stninoorthodox

14 TYPES OF ANCIENT CHRISTIAN CROSSES  Today every Orthodox Christian wears a cross. It is not just the sign, which demonstrates our faith and religion, but it is the symbol of God’s victory over evil and death. The cross reminds us about the sacrifice, which God made for our salvation. Perhaps, the eight-pointed Orthodox cross
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Filed Under: Interesting Things, The Cross

SALVATION AND HAPPINESS IMPOSSIBLE WITHOUT SUFFERING AND SORROWS

September 29, 2016 By stninoorthodox

For the first time Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia celebrated the Divine Liturgy accompanied by sign language translation. Throughout the service several specialists were present at the church who translated everything into sign language. The Liturgy was served at All Saints’ Church in the Moscow district of Novokosino. “I call upon all our
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Filed Under: About Love, Christian Living, Death, Deny Yourself, Interesting Things, Suffering, The Cross, Theosis

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