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|  PotOnWheel Registered Member

Date Joined Jul 2001 Total Posts : 9890 | Posted 4/28/2003 12:02 PM (GMT -6) |   | quote: Some words of wisdom at Pascha. Christ is Risen! Indeed, He is Risen!
>Fr Aleksandr Men' on Pascha > > >"When we open the Bible and read of those radiant days when the Lord >appeared after his Resurrection, let us reflect on something >important which it is possible to not notice: He appeared to many >people but to each of them in a different way. To the weeping Mary >Magdalene, alone by the garden tomb; and to an other time it was to >Peter confused and troubled. Later to the disciples on the lake, It >is John who senses the Lord's presence in his heart and recognizes >him and Peter who plunges into the lake and swims to him. Then to >Saul who persectured the early Christians and became the Apostle >Paul. > >This continues also today, the Lord though unseen manifests himself >perceptably to each of us. Any one of us who has sensed even for a >moment the presence of another world, has had an encounter with the >risen Christ. He comes to everyone knocking at the door of their >heart and finding his own words right for each one of us. Our task >is to listen and respond for the Lord has come to save, revive and >change the life of each of us, uniquely and personally. So on Pascha >as we return to our homes, let us each take that joy with us, >knowing that the Lord has risen for precisely me and manifests >himself also to me. He speaks to me and will remain always with me, >my Lord, my savior and my God! " >.............................................................. > >This from Fr Aleksandr and also the final words of his final >lecture, the night >before his death... > >"The victory which began Pascha morning will continue until the end of the >world!" > >for more on the life of Fr. Aleksandr's life paste this into your browser: > ><http://home.earthlink.net/~amenpage/>http://home.earthlink.net/~amenpage/ >or > <http://home.earthlink.net/~amenpage/99ewmin1.htm>http://home.earthlink.net/~amenpage/99ewmin1.htm > >'Christianity does not require a person to reject culture because >every aspect of life is connected with God, and to take anything >away from the world, except sin, would impoverish Christianity.' -- >Fr. Aleksandr
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 |  Mayflower Registered Member
 Date Joined Mar 2002 Total Posts : 445 | Posted 4/28/2003 5:13 PM (GMT -6) |   | Amen.
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Some words of wisdom at Pascha. Christ is Risen! Indeed, He is Risen!
>Fr Aleksandr Men' on Pascha > > >"When we open the Bible and read of those radiant days when the Lord >appeared after his Resurrection, let us reflect on something >important which it is possible to not notice: He appeared to many >people but to each of them in a different way. To the weeping Mary >Magdalene, alone by the garden tomb; and to an other time it was to >Peter confused and troubled. Later to the disciples on the lake, It >is John who senses the Lord's presence in his heart and recognizes >him and Peter who plunges into the lake and swims to him. Then to >Saul who persectured the early Christians and became the Apostle >Paul. > >This continues also today, the Lord though unseen manifests himself >perceptably to each of us. Any one of us who has sensed even for a >moment the presence of another world, has had an encounter with the >risen Christ. He comes to everyone knocking at the door of their >heart and finding his own words right for each one of us. Our task >is to listen and respond for the Lord has come to save, revive and >change the life of each of us, uniquely and personally. So on Pascha >as we return to our homes, let us each take that joy with us, >knowing that the Lord has risen for precisely me and manifests >himself also to me. He speaks to me and will remain always with me, >my Lord, my savior and my God! " >.............................................................. > >This from Fr Aleksandr and also the final words of his final >lecture, the night >before his death... > >"The victory which began Pascha morning will continue until the end of the >world!"
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