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Sitting in the Tension that Leads to Virtue and Holiness

from St. Paul American Coptic Orthodox Church Podcast - Sermon · host Fr. Kyrillos Ibrahim

Fr. Kyrillos Ibrahim - Homily for the Sunday of Nasie. On the Sunday of Nasie, the church reflects on the end of the world, encouraging Christians to embrace life's tensions, which aim to produce virtue and holiness. The tensions, paradoxes, and restlessness within us are meant to lead us to greater faith, hope, and love. We are supported by the saints who come and aid us along the way.Click the icon below to listen.  Related StoriesThe Grace to Love Enemies and Endure InjusticeChrist as the Way: Stages of the Spiritual LifeResponding to Surprises in Our Spiritual Life

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Fr. Kyrillos Ibrahim - Homily for the Sunday of Nasie. On the Sunday of Nasie, the church reflects on the end of the world, encouraging Christians to embrace life's tensions, which aim to produce virtue and holiness. The tensions, paradoxes, and restlessness within us are meant to lead us to greater faith, hope, and love. We are supported by the saints who come and aid us along the way.

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