Why Easter is the main holiday of the year, The feast of the Holy Resurrection of Christ, Easter, is the main event of the year for Orthodox Christians and the biggest Orthodox holiday. The word "Easter" has come to us from the Greek language and means "transition", "deliverance". On this day we celebrate the deliverance through Christ the Savior of all mankind from slavery to the devil and giving us life and eternal bliss. As accomplished by Christ's death on the cross ou...

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The CatholicismMany people tend to believe that the word "Catholicism" is a denomination that serves to differentiate it, in the field of Christianity, from other branches such as "Protestantism" or "Orthodoxy". It is known, for example, that Catholics pray the rosary, venerate the Pope, go to mass on Sundays, and that their priests are celibate.These features, among others, are supposed to distinguish Catholicism from Protestantism.Cathol...

The Ideal Diet shows:how it is possible to have a balanced and healthy diet, without guilt and without restrictions.The book points out the biggest challenges to lose weight and how to overcome them in 7 steps.All this without resorting to “miraculous” solutions that have quick but short-lasting effects.The book still addresses the great doubts about the most known regimes and myths about the human body.Based on years o...

How to celebrate Sacred Easter?Why Easter is the main holiday of the year, The feast of the Holy Resurrection of Christ, Easter, is the main event of the year for Orthodox Christians and the biggest Orthodox holiday.The word "Easter" has come to us from the Greek language and means "transition", "deliverance".On this day we celebrate the deliverance through Christ the Savior of all mankind from slavery to the devil and giving us life and e...

Climate Change and Nomad HistoryThe dependence of mankind on the nature surrounding it, i.e. from the geographical environment, is undeniable.Although the degree of this dependence is assessed differently, in any case, the economic activity of the peoples who have ever inhabited the Earth is closely related to the landscapes and climate of the inhabited territories.

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In Delay, Don’t Deny, Gin Stephens taught people around the world how to live an intermittent fasting lifestyle. Still, many wonder what foods they should be eating for best results. Is there one best diet that works for every one of us? The surprising answer to that question is an emphatic NO! In Feast Without Fear, the follow up to Delay, Don’t Deny, you will learn what makes each of us unique, and why there is not a one-size-fits-all approach, no matter what a...

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Discover the profound wisdom and timeless teachings of Catholicism with The Catholicism Answer BookThis authoritative and accessible guide presents the answers to the 300 most commonly asked questions about the Catholic faith, making it the ultimate resource for both believers and seekers.Readers will discover:300 Thoughtfully Selected Questions: Delve into the heart of Catholicism as this book addresses a wide array ...

Since they were first written in 1745, Visits to the Most Blessed Sacrament and the Blessed Virgin Mary has been translated into many languages and read worldwide. This classic translation of St. Alphonsus Liguori's Visits, a faithful rendition from the original Italian into the American idiom, has now been reprinted in a new larger edition. This new printing offers exactly the same text as the previous edition, but in a larger, more readable, more durable format. It includes St. ...

Our Lord on the Cross saw in His eternal mind, the whole drama of history, the story of each individual soul, and how later on it would react to His Crucifixion; but though He saw all, we could not know how we would react to the Cross until we were unrolled upon the screen of time. We were not conscious of being present there on Calvary that day, but He was conscious of our presence. That is why Calvary is actual; why the Cross is the Crisis; why in a certain sense the scars are still open...