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Meditations for Great Lent: Reflections on the Triodion is unavailable, but you can change that!

The Lenten Triodion exhorts us, “Let us observe a fast acceptable and pleasing to the Lord.” Using hymns from the Triodion and the Scripture readings appointed for the season, Meditations for Great Lent shows us how to make our fast acceptable: to fast not only from food but from sin; to fast with love and humility, as a means to an end and not an end in itself. Keep this gem of a book with you...

bus into an opportunity for prayer, while the impatient man will get frustrated and bored. But patience also means endurance. The greatest form of patience, and its greatest test, is patience in the face of suffering—the ability to endure wrongs and afflictions patiently. It is rooted in humility, for the humble man does not consider himself worthy of more than he receives. Patience understands that the here and now is not the be-all and end-all. That is why the humble man is patient with people.
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