Words on Obedience
Bishop Chrysostomos of Christianoupolis and Archimandrite Cyprian Agiokyprianites
Translated from the Greek by Archbishop Chrysostomos of Etna
Translated from the Greek by Archbishop Chrysostomos of Etna
Publication Data: Etna, CA: Center for Traditionalist Orthodox Studies, 2003
Format: softcover
Number of Pages: 21
Dimensions (l × w × h): 21.3 cm × 13.8 cm × 0.2 cm
Second Edition
Bishop Chrysostomos of Christianoupolis and Archimandrite Cyprian Agiokyprianites
Translated from the Greek by Archbishop Chrysostomos of Etna
A volume of Words on Obedience
Number XV of Monographic Supplement Series
“[...S]hould a monastic family be found in languor, without doubt it can profit from bringing to remembrance and placing its faith in this great truth: our Lord does not desire easy offerings but whole and martyric ones. Profound, real devotion does not end as soon as we walk across the threshold of a monastery and put on the holy Schema. This is just the beginning, our entrance into the arena of battle. [...]In short, the touchstone of genuine commitment to our Lord and God is obedience, which leads to the great sacrifice—with supreme faith in Christ—, to perfect self-abnegation and self-sacrifice, ‘even unto death, the death of the Cross.’”
—“II: The Heroic and Martyric Element of Obedience”
CONTENTS
About the Authors
About the Translator
Preface
[from the Greek edition]
I
The Value of Obedience
by Bishop Chrysostomos of Christianoupolis
II
The Heroic and Martyric Element of Obedience
by Archimandrite Cyprian Agiokyprianites
Format: softcover
Number of Pages: 21
Dimensions (l × w × h): 21.3 cm × 13.8 cm × 0.2 cm
Second Edition
Bishop Chrysostomos of Christianoupolis and Archimandrite Cyprian Agiokyprianites
Translated from the Greek by Archbishop Chrysostomos of Etna
A volume of Words on Obedience
Number XV of Monographic Supplement Series
“[...S]hould a monastic family be found in languor, without doubt it can profit from bringing to remembrance and placing its faith in this great truth: our Lord does not desire easy offerings but whole and martyric ones. Profound, real devotion does not end as soon as we walk across the threshold of a monastery and put on the holy Schema. This is just the beginning, our entrance into the arena of battle. [...]In short, the touchstone of genuine commitment to our Lord and God is obedience, which leads to the great sacrifice—with supreme faith in Christ—, to perfect self-abnegation and self-sacrifice, ‘even unto death, the death of the Cross.’”
—“II: The Heroic and Martyric Element of Obedience”
CONTENTS
About the Authors
About the Translator
Preface
[from the Greek edition]
I
The Value of Obedience
by Bishop Chrysostomos of Christianoupolis
II
The Heroic and Martyric Element of Obedience
by Archimandrite Cyprian Agiokyprianites
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