Sermon on the Nativity of Christ

by Archimandrite Ilarion (Prikhodko)

“One thing alone has remained as unchang­ing as eter­ni­ty itself: the gen­tle yet com­mand­ing sum­mons that the world heard from angel­ic lips two thou­sand years ago.”

Today’s ser­mon on the Nativ­i­ty of Christ is tak­en from:

A Bea­con of Hope: The Teach­ing
of Father Ilar­i­on
by Natalia M. Kopy­tt­se­va; Trans­lat­ed by Nathan K. Williams

Avail­able in print and dig­i­tal form, wher­ev­er books are sold.

Music: Ses­sion­al Hymn after the third ode at Matins for Holy Sat­ur­day. Automel­on: Thy tomb, O Saviour

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