When anyone is disturbed or saddened under the pretext of a good and soul-profiting matter, and is angered against his neighbour, it is evident that this is not according to God: for everything that is of God is peaceful and useful and leads a man to humility and to judging himself.

St. Barsanuphius the Great


Do we forgive our neighbors their trespasses? God also forgives us in His mercy. Do we refuse to forgive? God, too, will refuse to forgive us. As we treat our neighbors, so also does God treat us. The forgiveness, then, of your sins or unforgiveness, and hence also your salvation or destruction, depend on you yourself, man. For without forgiveness of sins there is no salvation. You can see for yourself how terrible it is.

St. Tikhon of Zadonsk

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Lenten Retreat

Ss. Constantine and Helen<br>Annapolis, MD
Ss. Constantine and Helen
Annapolis, MD
On Saturday, March 17th, a small contingent of parishioners from Christ the Savior attended a Lenten Retreat held at Ss. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church in Annapolis, MD.

The Lenten Retreat is held annually in memory of Lora Marie Pappas, the late wife of Frank Pappas, who is a member of our community, and this year’s topic was “Fasting and Confession: What’s the Point?”.  

The retreat  was led this year by Fr. Kosmas Karavellas, the Rector of Ss. Constantine and Helen’s, and our own Fr. John Parsells was asked to serve as a discussion panelist.

Video from the retreat is forthcoming.


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