In the biblical revelation, the idea of Mission is totally relative to the History of Salvation. It presupposes a positive call of God that gets clearly manifested in each particular case. It applies to groups as well as to individuals. Jesus is the person sent by the Father par excellence. His mission is extended through … More Mission, a privilege
πατήστε εδώ για Ελληνικά THOUGH LOVING WE ARE WHERE CHRIST IS Sometime before His Passion, our Lord Jesus prayed to His Father for the Apostles as well as for “all those who would believe in Him through their proclamation of the Good News”. Jesus prays for us all! What does he ask for us? To … More Love sets the earth ablaze
για Ελληνικά πατήστε εδώ Informative Bulletin of the Paphos Latin Parish September 2018 Be always prepared Honour the Lord with all your heart. Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. (! Pet. 3, 15). Saint Peter insists we … More Honour the Lord
για Ελληνικά κάνετε κλικ εδώ Ιnformative Bulletin of the Paphos Latin Parish, August 2017 The “house of Mary” Since Christianity was acknowledged to be of equal status to the pre-existing religions in the Roman Empire in 313 A.D . there has been in Ephesus a church dedicated to the Virgin Mary. Only in the 12 … More Stand fast by the Faith
για Ελληνικά κάνετε κλικ εδώ Informative bulletin of the Paphos Latin Parish / June 2017 / III The well-spring which quenches our thirst The Holy Spirit is: The Breath which gives life to the Church, The Wind which brings forth the new, The Harmony which holds everything together, The Bond which unites us all, The … More The well-spring of everything good
για να διαβάσετε το κείμενο στα Ελληνικά κάνετε κλικ εδώ Informative bulletin of the Paphos Latin Parish / June 2017 / I The Son of Consolation This month we celebrate the memory of Apostle Barnabas, of Cypriot origin and co-founder of the Church in Cyprus with Saint Paul and Saint Mark the Evangelist. He … More A Precious Seed
κάνετε κλικ εδώ για Ελληνικά …and liturgy The first day of the week is called in Greek Kyriaké, i.e. “belonging to the Lord“, from the Greek words Kyrios =Lord. The word Kyrios for the Christian –who apply it to the person of Jesus, is equivalent to a confession and a statement of faith in His … More Sunday
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