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All the children of the Panagia return to their Mother’s home during these two days

For · the Panagia
Orthodox Times (EN) · Aug 17 · View source

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Our fathers and mothers left their homelands and their homes, bringing only a few possessions with them—and always an icon of the Panagia.

For · Panagia
Orthodox Times (EN) · Aug 16 · View source
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the gathering, just days before the Feast of the Dormition of the Theotokos, allowed those present to share not only in the Patriarch’s joy but also in his profound longing to return to his native island.

For · Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew
Orthodox Times (EN) · Aug 13 · View source
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Most Honourable Brother Bishops and my beloved children, The great Feast of the Dormition of the Theotokos gathers us once again around the venerable person of our Panagia, the Mother of the Lord and the Mother of all Christians. Today, the Church does not mourn a death, but celebrates a translation from death to life; the Church does not lament a separation, but rejoices in the passage from the temporal to the eternal, from earth to heaven, from corruption to incorruption, and from the vanity of this world to the true life. For this reason, the Dormition of the Theotokos is for all of us a feast of hope, consolation and joy, since we feel that, through her translation from death to life, Panagia is even closer to us and remains beside us. As the Apolytikion of the feast proclaims: “In your Dormition, O Theotokos, you did not abandon the world.” On the occasion, therefore, of this great Feast of the Mother of God, I encourage you all to turn your gaze towards her with trust amid the difficulties, trials and concerns of your lives. Panagia knows human suffering. She experienced exile, anguish, silence, contempt, injustice and slander, and, above all, the sorrow of beholding her Son upon the Cross. For this reason, she can understand every tear, every fear and every wound of the human heart. Panagia can hear the silent scream of every suffering soul. Let us beseech her today to shelter our families, our children and young people, the sick, the lonely and all those undergoing trials. Let us ask her to protect the whole world and always guide us towards her Son and God. May you all be granted many blessed years.

For · the Feast of the Dormition of the Theotokos
Orthodox Times (EN) · Aug 15 · View source User:Jamieson.N · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 Wikipedia
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Today is the Feast of the Theotokos. Best wishes to all Greeks. She performed her miracle

Neutral · the Feast of the Theotokos
Orthodox Times (EN) · Aug 17 · View source
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Let us ask the Panagia to teach us to bring more Christ into our lives

For · Panagia
Orthodox Times (EN) · Aug 15 · View source
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with the Panagia as our guide, our protector, and our most loving Mother

For · the Panagia
Orthodox Times (EN) · Aug 16 · View source U.S. Department of State from United States · Wikimedia Commons · Public domain Wikipedia
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Today, from Alexandria, the city of Alexander the Great and Saint Mark, we raise our prayers to the Panagia, the Mother of us all, We ask her to wipe away the tears of children, comfort mothers who are suffering, protect the innocent, and enlighten the leaders of the world so that peace may prevail. The Panagia knows no borders or distinctions; her maternal embrace has room for every person and every nation.

For · Panagia
Orthodox Times (EN) · Aug 16 · View source
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You are going to the house of the Mother of God for her feast. And when you arrive there, you know how many joys, and how intense those joys are, when, after the arduous journey, you stand face to face with the icon,

For · Nicula Monastery
Romanian Orthodox Patriarchate (Basilica.ro EN) · Aug 14 · View source
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