"Life after Death" - According to the Spoken Teaching of Father John Romanides
Empirical Dogmatics Volume 2 - According to the Spoken Teaching of Father John Romanides Written by: Metropolitan of Nafpaktos Hierotheos Published by: Birth of the Theotokos Monastery - Levadia, Greece Book available for purchase direct from holy monastery: https://pelagia.org/el/Product/empiri... Listener Support: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted... Part 6: Life after Death (pages 415-439) 1. The Death of Man 2. The intermediate State of Souls 3. Paradise and Hell 4. The Cure of Man
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“Hesychia and Theology” - Metr. Hierotheos’ Review of Hieromonk Isaac’s (Atallah) Life of St Paisios
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"The Dreadful Hour of Death" - Homily delivered at H.M. Philotheou, Mt. Athos Novermber 11th, 1984
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LIFE AFTER DEATH (Part 1) - Metropolitan of Nafpaktos Hierotheos
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Why Chesterton Became Catholic: The Argument He Couldn't Escape
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Hesychia as a Method of Healing - Metropolitan Hierotheos of Nafpaktos
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1896 to Exile: How St. John Became a Sleepless Shepherd
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Waking at 3AM? The Sacred Secret the Desert Fathers Left Behind
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Why the Devil Wants You Sad (Saint Porphyrios)
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Dr. Peter Kreeft on Suffering, True Freedom & The Brothers Karamazov
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THE LIFE IN CHRIST - The Second Book - Nicholas Cabasilas
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Fall Asleep to the ENTIRE Life Story of St. Augustine of Hippo | Theology For Sleep
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"The Vision of an Anonymous Monk" (Homily by Elder Ephraim at Philotheou 01.08.1976)
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“On Love and Blame” - Homily by Elder Ephraim (Philotheou 1988)
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ORTHODOX PSYCHOTHERAPY: The Science of the Fathers (Part 1) - By: Metropolitan Hierotheos Vlachos...
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“On Prayer and Memory of Death” - Homily by Elder Ephraim (Philotheou 07.25.1989)
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Finding Your Spouse | Presbyter Christos Patitsas—Part 1 | Tea Time at the Seminary
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Your Sadness Is Killing You. The Orthodox Fathers Knew Why. (Beatitude 2)
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ELDER PAISIOS OF MOUNT ATHOS SPIRITUAL COUNSELS, Volume 1: With Pain and Love for Contemporary Ma...
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Growing Beyond Gossip & Cultivating Verbal Virtue | Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P.
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