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Gardeners know that in order for a tree to be healthy and develop strong roots, it must be watered deeply and fed well while young. Later, when the inevitable storms come, the strong roots will be deep enough to prevent the tree from blowing over. If the roots are shallow, the tree will be lost.In the sacrament of holy marriage we hear: Your children will be like olive shoots around your table (Psalm 128:3). A verdant and fruit-bearing olive tree requires cultivation, and all the more does the raising of our children. If we teach them all we can about their faith as early as possible, giving them spiritual roots that are strong and run deep, then when they face the world their faith will not blow away like seedlings in a storm.This book is especially designed for busy Orthodox Christian parents. It is the fruit of the labors of many pooled resources: Scripture, holy fathers, clergy, clergy families, monastics, and Orthodox parents. In the end, our children are the fruit of Gods grace and our labors. If we spiritually tend to them in their youth, we will have nurtured their potential to grow into amazing, faithful, fruitful, even holy Orthodox Christians. Let us work diligently when they are young and the harvest will be plentiful. Now an Ebook - 2016.

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2ND Edition:
Volume I
Revelation: The Golden Lampstands
2016

Volume II
Revelation: The Seven Seals
2014

Volume III
Revelation: The Seven Trumpets & the Antichrist
2015

Volume IV
Revelation: The Seven Angels

Other Titles

Vol. I: Homilies on the Book of the Revelation
2009

by Archimandrite Athanasios Mitilinaios +2006

Published by Saint Nicodemos Publications (318 pgs. ISBN 978-0-976218-31-9)

Tears of Repentance: True Experiences in a Greek Taxi Cab
2015

by Athanasios Katigas

Published by Saint Nicodemos Publications (256 pgs. ISBN 978-0-9831396-2-1)

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A Few Good Books and References

A few of our favorite books including those referenced in this book:

Akathist to the Mother of God, Nurturer of Children. Safford, Arizona: Saint Paisius Orthodox Monastery, 2001.

Akathist of Repentance for One Who Has Aborted a Child. Safford, Arizona: Saint Paisius Orthodox Monastery, 2006.

Aimilianos, Archimandrite of Simonopetra. The Church At Prayer: The Mystical Liturgy of the Heart. Athens, Greece: Indikos Publishing, 2005. [Source for "Marriage: the Great Sacrament.]

________. The Way of the Spirit: Reflections on Life in God. Athens, Greece: Indikos Publishing, 2009.

Bakoyannis, Archimandrite Vassilios. Marriage: A Spiritual Arena. Athens, Greece: Orthodox Book Center, 2005.

________. The Spiritual Father. Athens, Greece: Orthodox Book Center, 2005.

Canon to the Lord for a Sick Child. Safford, Arizona: Saint Paisius Orthodox Monastery, 2005.

Cavarnos, Constantine. Modern Saints, Vol. 13: Blessed Elder Gabriel Dionysiatis. Belmont, Massachusetts: Institute for Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies, 1999. [Source for "Malthusianism.]

Chrysostom, Saint John. On Marriage and Family Life. Crestwood, New York: Saint Vladimirs Seminary Press, 1997.

________. On Virginity: Against Remarriage. New York and Toronto: The Edwin Mellen Press, 1983. [Difficult to find and expensive, but worth it.]

Colliander, Tito. Way of the Ascetics: The Ancient Tradition of Discipline and Inner Growth. San Francisco, California. Harper & Row, 1960.

Coniaris, Father Anthony. Making God Real in the Orthodox Home. Minneapolis, Minnesota: Light & Life Publishing, 1977.

Cownie, Father David and Presbytera Juliana. A Guide To Orthodox Life: Some Beliefs, Customs and Traditions of the Church. Etna, California: Center For Traditionalist Orthodox Studies, 1992.

Hierotheos, Metropolitan of Nafpaktos. Entering the Orthodox Church: The Catechism and Baptism of Adults. Levadia, Greece: Birth of the Theotokos Monastery, 2004.

________. The Science of Spiritual Medicine: Orthodox Psychotherapy in Action. Levadia, Greece: Birth of the Theotokos Monastery, 2010. [Read Part 3, Section 8: On Bringing Up Children According to Saint John Chrysostom.]

Joanides, Charles, and Philip Mamalakis. The Journey of Marriage in the Orthodox Church. New York, New York: Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, 2010.

Let the Little Children Come to Me: Stories of Children Martyrs. Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin: Saint John Chrysostomos Greek Orthodox Monastery, 2002. [Source for the Life of Saint John of Monemvasia.]

Magdalen, Sister. Children in the Church Today. Crestwood, New York:Saint Vladimirs Seminary Press, 1991.

Mihailoff, Victor. An Orthodox Survival Guide for the 21st Century.Kentlyn, NSW Australia: Saint John the Baptist Skete, n.d.

Nicozisin, Father George. Teenage Ten Commandments. Brookline, Massachusetts: Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of North and South America, 1974.

Paisios, Saint of Mount Athos. Family Life. Sourti, Thessaloniki, Greece: Holy Monastery Evangelist John the Theologian, 2012.

Porphyrios, Elder. Wounded By Love. Chania, Crete: Chrysopigi Monastery. Denise Harvey English Edition Publisher, Limni, Evia: Greece, 2005.

Rakovalis, Athanasios. Talks With Father Paisios. Thessaloniki, Greece: 2000.

Thaddeus, Elder of Vitovnica. Our Thoughts Determine Our Lives. Platina, California: Saint Herman Press, 2009.

Theophan the Recluse, Saint. Raising Them Right: A Saints Advice on Raising Children. Ben Lomond, California: Conciliar Press, 1989.

________. The Path to Salvation: A Manual for Spiritual Transformation. Trans. Father Seraphim Rose. Safford, Arizona: Saint Paisius Orthodox Monastery, 1997. [Excellent - complex.]

Velimirovic, Saint Nikolai. The Prologue from Ochrid: Lives of the Saints and Homilies for Every Day in the Year. Birmingham, England: Lazarica Press, 1985. [Try to find the original 4 volume version. We read it daily for years. There are, of course, other excellent series on the lives of Saints.]

Vladimirov, Father Artemy. Bright Faith. Ash Grove, Missouri: Christ the Savior Brotherhood Publishing, 2010. [Source for "Souls In Motion.]

________. The Path To Confession. Ash Grove, Missouri: Christ the Savior Brotherhood Publishing, 2010.

Ware, Archimandrite Kallistos, and Mother Mary. The Lenten Triodion. South Canaan, Pennsylvania: Saint Tikhons Seminary Press, 1994. [How to get through Lent! All the fasting guidelines of the Church are in the Introduction.]

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F ATHER A POSTOLOS H ILL

O ne summer a few years ago, I had the pleasure of having the weekend liturgical cycle for our parish covered by another priest. Our oldest daughter was getting ready to leave for college, so it was just Presvytera, our three boys, and me making a wonderful weekend trip as we drove over the mountains from Denver. One of the many pleasant surprises waiting for us on the Western Slope, as it is called, was the Colorado National Monument. This is essentially the northernmost part of the tremendous gorge that culminates in the Grand Canyon in Arizona. As we drove that Saturday, we were unprepared for how suddenly the landscape changed from small-town urban to eye-popping national monument!

Presvytera and I were also unprepared for the towering cliffs we walked out onto with absolutely nothing like boundary fences to keep our adventurous boys from plummeting over the side! Now, once our boys understood the extent to which this very real danger concerned their parents, they took full advantage of it, pretending to slip and lose their footing near the edge and goofing around as only three brothers can do together. But, glory to God, we finally managed to herd them back into the van in one piece; they, all the while, were laughing hysterically at our expense.

T HE C LIFF

There is another kind of cliff, however, over which our children do indeed plunge with alarming regularity these days, and it is one about which we as parents, priests, and others have become entirely too complacent. The edge of this cliff appears under the feet of our children at about the time they graduate from high school and find themselves suddenly free to make their own decisions about the faith, and about whether to go to church or not, as they leave home and move into their first college dorm, and it is a cliff in many real and important ways. For at precisely the time in their lives when they most need to be connected to the Body of Christ and to have regular recourse to their parish priest as they are being confronted with a smorgasbord of heterodox philosophies and world views, the ground seems to give way under them, and many of the props which kept them actively engaged in parish life are kicked out from under them. Here is a typical story to illustrate this point.

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