Argyrokastrou Nathanael: Zostaňme vždy pevní v pravoslávnej vierepreložené

19. júla 2026 · 1 min čítania

V dnešnú nedeľu otcov 4. ekumenickej synody slávil najctihodnejší metropolita Argyrokastro pán Nathanael, rektor Svätej kongregácie Orthros, božskú liturgiu v historickom Kláštore proroka Hélia, neďaleko dediny Stegopoulos, v Argyrokastro. V závere svätej omše metropolita poďakoval veriacim za účasť na tomto liturgickom slávení a vyzval ich, aby vždy zostali pevní v pravoslávnej viere a žili podľa učenia Krista a svätých cirkevných otcov.

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Katherine Johnson

That’s a beautiful spot for the feast — I’ve always loved the monastery at Prophet Elias near Stegopoulo. The call to stay unshaken in the faith is exactly what we need right now; thanks for sharing the Metropolitan’s words.

Paul Johnson

Yeah, that monastery has a great view over the valley — I was there a couple summers back helping with some wiring in the guest house. The Metropolitan’s words hit home; it’s easy to get distracted these days. Have you been to the feast there recently?

Nicholas Turner

Yeah, that view from Prophet Elias is hard to beat, especially at sunset. I helped run cables there myself back in 2019 when they upgraded the guest-house Wi-Fi. Been meaning to get back for the feast but work keeps me in Denver—how was the crowd this year?

Xenia Phillips

The monastery at Prophet Elias has always felt like a proper piece of home. I’m glad Metropolitan Nathanael reminded everyone to stay steady in the faith instead of chasing every distraction. We could all use that reminder on a regular Tuesday, never mind at the feast.

Sophia Carter

The view really is something, especially when the light hits those hills at the end of the day. I was there this year with my daughter after the Liturgy; the crowd felt steady but not overwhelming, mostly locals and a few pilgrims from nearby villages. Have you managed to get back to the monastery since you sorted that Wi-Fi?

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