Saturday, August 5, 2023
Look at the garden of Gethsemane, O believers. See the Saviour's war, in that endless night. Feel the pain, until you know how to pray. See Him condemned, beaten and eaten in the world. His divine heart, full of hidden sorrow. Don't go away from Him, go on the path of the cross. He went to Golgotha, put your hand in His hand. See God's miracle, hear his child. It's over, He shouted. Go to the grave where He was buried. It was empty, His body is not in this place. He said to rise and ascend, He opened a way for us too.
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“When an object comes into contact with fire, it changes: it either burns or hardens. Thus, a person, touching God, either perishes or is saved. Fire is always fire. But touching it can produce either ash or steel, depending on what it touches. The same thing happens with man, and everything depends on what he brings to the Divine Fire—in what state he touches God. If he holds himself like iron, then his iron strength will become steel. If he weakens to the point of straw, he will burn. Every person, sooner or later, will inevitably come into contact with God, and woe to him if he does not prepare for that meeting!” (Saint John Maximovich)
“When an object comes into contact with fire, it changes: it either burns or hardens. Thus, a person, touching God, either perishes or is...
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