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Going to donate to the local synagogue once it dries.
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Metzitzah b'peh is a traditional ritual practice in Jewish circumcisions where the mohel (the person who performs the ritual circumcision) uses their mouth to suck blood directly from the infant's circumcision wound.
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Founded in 2026, the Wolverines Active Club stands as Michigan’s sole autonomous Active Club—sovereign in structure, independent in purpose, and wholly free from external governance. https://t.me/WolverinesAC Email: [email protected]
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🌿 St. John Theristus — A Western Saint St. John Theristus, the Harvester, is a powerful reminder that Orthodox sainthood is not foreign to the Christian West. He lived and struggled for Christ in Southern Italy, bearing witness to the deep Orthodox Christian roots of the Western lands. His life of asceticism, prayer, humility, and spiritual warfare shows us that the West, too, has produced saints whose prayers continue to strengthen the Church. Today, we can turn to St. John Theristus and rediscover the holiness of the Orthodox Christian West. 🙏 Read and pray the Akathist to St. John Theristus, the Harvester: https://orthodoxreflections.com/akathist-to-st-john-theristus-the-harvester/
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Jews did 911. Larry Silverstein took out a big insurance policy out shortly before the attack and got a $4.5 billion payout, Israeli Mossad agents were cheering and dancing not too far off and caught on camera while the attack was taking place (Dancing Israelis) they also did interviews afterward, all the Jewish TC employees skipped worked that day and all the "hijackers" were still confirmed alive after the attack. Yes, Arabs need to be dealt with but they got here via AIPAC influenced open border policy to destabilize the America just like they did in the Middle East. They want Christians and Muslims to fight each other while they continue to grow their influence. Zionist must be dealt with first to stabilize the Middle East so we can then send Arabs back to their homeland.
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St. Mohrael: The Courage of a Young Martyr At only twelve years old, St. Mohrael endured persecution and terrible suffering rather than deny Christ. Her youthful age did not prevent her from displaying extraordinary courage, purity, and steadfast faith. Her life reminds us that holiness is not measured by age. The faith of a child can become a powerful witness to the entire Church. 🙏 Discover the life and intercession of St. Mohrael and pray her Akathist: https://orthodoxreflections.com/akathist-to-saint-mohrael/ ☦️ St. Mohrael, pray to God for us!
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☦️ Martin Luther or St. Alexander of Svir? What Path Could the West Have Taken? The Protestant Reformation transformed Western Christianity—but was revolution really the only path to renewal? St. Alexander of Svir represents a radically different Christian vision: prayer instead of polemic, asceticism instead of worldly ambition, humility instead of self-assertion, and holiness rather than theological revolution. What if the West had rediscovered the ancient Orthodox path instead of embarking on the Reformation? What might Western Christianity—and Western civilization—look like today? Read the full article and consider the path the West could have taken: https://orthodoxreflections.com/martin-luther-or-alexander-of-svir-the-path-the-west-could-have-taken/ ☦️ St. Alexander of Svir, pray to God for us!
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Elmo cares about the children in Gaza
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The Erosion of Thresholds for Young Men to Adulthood A generation of young men remaining at home into their late 20s and 30s isn’t explained by housing costs or student debt alone. Earlier generations faced wars, depressions, and thinner safety nets — and still formed households, took wives, and carried weight. The deeper problem is that the thresholds which once moved a boy into a man the community could recognize have withered. Traditional rites of passage created a clear before and after: separation, ordeal, and incorporation. They imposed demands that built endurance under the eyes of men who had already crossed those same thresholds. Without them, responsibility stays optional. Military service remains one of the last functioning versions of this threshold. Most civilian markers — a degree, a job, a car, an apartment — are consumer checkpoints. They can be purchased, postponed, or redefined. They rarely require an ordeal that changes the person. When a culture no longer knows what a man is for, the remaining rites become optional and the checkpoints become endless. Adulthood, in its older sense, was never a comfort one reached. It was a weight one was made to carry, after being changed enough to carry it. Read the full piece here: https://orthodoxreflections.com/the-erosion-of-thresholds-for-young-men-to-adulthood/
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id 1307632374The Erosion of Thresholds for Young Men to Adulthood A generation of young men remaining at home into their late 20s and 30s isn’t explained by housing costs or student debt alone. Earlier generations faced wars, depressions, and thinner safety nets — and still formed households, took wives, and ca
"Leaving the parent's home" is a typical American individualistic protestant invention. Everywhere else in the world, throughout the history, people have lived in multi-generational family-owned houses or manors. The only exception is a shared apartment, unfortunately a main housing unit of the post-industrial world. And so: "The Industrial Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human races."
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Rediscover the Saints of the Christian West St. Martin of Tours is one of the great saints of the ancient Christian West—a bishop, monk, missionary, evangelist, and defender of the Faith. For Orthodox Christians, developing a deeper connection with the Western saints is an important way of remembering the universal heritage of the Church. For Western Christians, discovering saints like Martin offers an opportunity to rediscover the Christian heritage of their own lands—a heritage that stretches back centuries before the Reformation. The saints of the West should not be forgotten. They belong to the story of Orthodox Christianity and to the spiritual heritage of Western Europe. Pray the Akathist to Saint Martin of Tours: https://orthodoxreflections.com/akathist-to-saint-martin-of-tours/
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A Conservative Christian’s Reckoning with Trump This is not a critique of Donald Trump written from the perspective of a lifelong political opponent. It was written by a former Trump voter and politically conservative Christian who has come to a profoundly different assessment of Trump—and is willing to explain why. The article examines Trump through the lenses of Christian faith, political power, money, character, and the dangers of placing political loyalty above Christian principles. If you are interested in understanding why a conservative Christian and former Trump supporter has reached such a severe conclusion, read the full article: https://orthodoxreflections.com/trump-a-charlatan-kleptocrat-and-21st-century-american-anti-christ/
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🕯 Rediscover the Orthodox Saints of the Christian West Long before the divisions that fractured Western Christendom, the lands of Western Europe produced generations of Orthodox saints—bishops, missionaries, monks, martyrs, ascetics, and wonderworkers. Their spiritual heritage belongs to the Orthodox Church and remains deeply relevant today. Orthodox Christians can rediscover these forgotten saints, while Western Christians can reconnect with the ancient Christian heritage of their own lands. Explore our growing collection of Akathists to Western Saints and discover the holy men and women who sanctified the Christian West: https://orthodoxreflections.com/category/akathists/western-saints/
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FACING JESUS OVER THE ZELENSKY AWARD IN NEW YORK On September 26, Zelensky is scheduled to receive a “Beacon of Hope” award in New York while Orthodox Christians in Ukraine continue to face persecution. For Orthodox Christians, this is more than a political controversy. It is a spiritual question: What will we say when we stand before Jesus Christ? IF YOU CAN ATTEND IN PERSON COME TO NEW YORK ON SEPTEMBER 26 AND JOIN THE PEACEFUL, LAWFUL PROTEST AT THE AWARD EVENT. Do not merely read about what is happening. Show up. Stand publicly with persecuted Orthodox Christians. Make your presence and your voice heard. IF YOU CANNOT ATTEND You can still act. Share this article widely. Contact your parish, priest, bishop, and fellow Orthodox Christians. Encourage others to attend the protest. Speak publicly about the persecution of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. Whether you stand in New York or support from elsewhere, do not remain silent. READ IT. SHARE IT. SHOW UP. SPEAK OUT. The question is not whether we know. The question is what we will do with what we know—and ultimately, what we will say when we stand before Christ. https://orthodoxreflections.com/facing-jesus-over-the-zelensky-award-in-new-york/
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