Reader Willibald ☦︎

Husband, Photographer, Reader in the ROCOR.
Hl. Willibald von Eichstätt bete zu Gott für uns! ☦︎

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@a_westgate @GnomeRad @HabemusMalleum Wasn‘t St. John of Kronstadt also involved with Nilus?

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@thaddeusthought Also had to get one made for St. Willibald.

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@LayOrthodemia Looking forward to it, all your tweets on it hyped me up :D
I have to get used to handling modern books not as delicate as I do with my antiquarian collection but I will get there haha

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If you’re a young man convinced of Orthodoxy, please realize you likely won’t convince your Protestant parents by debating them. You should focus instead on cultivating virtue, so that by the good witness of your transformation in Christ they may be won over to the truth.

Debate is to win over the audience, not the person you are debating. The audience does not have their ego involved, so they can retain the information with a more open heart than your interlocutor whose ego IS involved, and is instead focused on winning, not learning.

Debating your parents, is more often than not, a foolish endeavor. Mostly it accomplishes nothing and often will result in worsening your relationship with them.

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@LayOrthodemia Thanks for your reply, I ordered it and will read it! I ordered the soft cover to save some money.. although I prefer hardcover books. And yes you definitely need a new bookshelf because you can’t have enough books 😅

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@YoungPenitent When I did carnivore I mostly had ground beef because of the cost.

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@trdeutscher Ebenso 🙏🏻

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@OrthoTexan70 Thank you!

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@Daumat @thelongvoyageMD @AngloVarangian Sad, I would love to read it. But thank you!

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@DeanChatt A little late but my priest recommended me Steven Runciman’s: A History of the Crusades

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@BrotherAugusti2 @FrJohnBoddecker @33_34Guy So, how is it? I ordered it but then cancelled when I found out about the author (sounds stupid I know).

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@trdeutscher Keine Sorge das Meme ist gelungen. 😁
Und ja verstehe ich, Gottseidank gehen Sie in eine orthodoxe Kirche, ich hoffe das mehrt sich in Deutschland.

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@Daumat @thelongvoyageMD @AngloVarangian Could you point me to literature about his views on Holy Orthodoxy?

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@Igor69028028 @trdeutscher We are growing.

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@OrthoPol1 What is your goal? Simply reading for Liturgy isn’t hard, or do you want to learn understanding it for reading the Scriptures at home?

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@ProudBavaria C

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@Verlag_Antaios Ich empfehle folgende Übersetzung des NT (s. Bild, ohne Kommentar). Kommentiert ist allerdings wohl das beste zur Zeit die englische Orthodox Study Bible. Auf Deutsch gibt es das Matthäus Evangelium sehr gut kommentiert: (Justin von Ćelije: Kommentar zum Evangelium nach Matthäus)