








[Acts 2:14–21; Luke 24:12–35] At that time the Jews attempted to overshadow the light of Christ’s Resurrection with the mist
[Acts 1:12–17, 21–26; John 1:18–28]. When the angel an?nounced the good tidings of the Lord’s incarnation he said: Hail, thou
The crucifixion of Christ the Lord and the synaxis of Archangel Gabri?el! A new consoling combination! Gabriel proclaims beforehand the
The Old Testament saints were not in heaven, although they abode in the consoling faith that they would be brought there as soon as the Promised One came to earth, having lived by faith in Him.
Monday (Holy Week). [Matt. 24:3–35] The Lord goes to a voluntary passion. We must accompany Him. This is the duty
Palm Sunday. [Phil. 4:4–9; John 12:1–18] Who did not meet the Lord when He, as a king, triumphantly entered into
Thursday. Hear thou, my son, and be wise, and guide thine heart in the way (Prov. 23:19). Out of the
Cry aloud, says the Lord to the Holy Prophet Isaiah; spare not, convicting the transgres?sions of My people. What did
Whoso stoppeth his ears at the cry of the poor, he also shall cry himself, but shall not be heard
emA haughty spirit goeth before a fall/em(Prov. 16:18).[1] Therefore, do not allow evil thoughts to come in, and there will