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Quote from: Fr. George on January 15, 2017, 04:25:33 PMI don't typically presume to speak for Mor You can presume to speak for Mor.
I don't typically presume to speak for Mor
The dread Pantocrator...is also "Christouli mou", (my little Christ), who really listens when you run in to your neighborhood church on the way to work to cry and light a candle because your daughter is in trouble at school. The untouchable and all-holy Mother of God is also "Panayitsa mou", who really will take your part before the court of heaven because, just like your own mom, she’ll always stick up for her children, no matter how badly they’ve behaved.
“A goose to hatch the Crystal Egg after an Eagle had half-hatched it! Aye, aye, to be sure, that’s right,” said the Old Woman of Beare. “And now you must go find out what happened to it. Go now, and when you come back I will give you your name.”
Christ is risen!
The whole forum is Mor. We're emanations of his godlike mind.
Actually, Mor's face shineth like the Sun.
Christ is Risen! A blessed celebration to all!
Forsooth He arose!
Yes we who are far from sainthood we can recognize a living saint and I'm talking from personal experience.Yes they are gentle soo gentle it can not be described it is like gentleness and humility in one and also they have this light this energy it's beyond words...and when you are near them you feel ecstatic and very happy
