Metropolitan Saba's Virtual Session with Antiochian Women - Diocese of Los Angeles and the West
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2024
- They posed a host of questions to our father in Christ as he shared with them the wisdom of the Holy Orthodox Church, as well as his experiences in his own Christian life.
Recorded June 5, 2024. 
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What differentiates Metropolitan Saba is his vast knowledge of the canons of the Church and his deep humility and piety. He makes himself accessible through his dedication to visiting all the parishes and yet, avails himself to us through technology and social media. We know the teachings of the church through his accessibility.
Sayedna Saba, may God bless you and grant you many, many years of good health. You have restored dignity to the archdiocese. Your ministry is exactly what we needed during this most secular time in our society. Thank God for your wisdom and guidance. Glory be to God in the highest!
Many Years to our Metropolitan Saba Isper
إلى سنين عديدة سيدنا سابا .
0:31 1st Question: What does it mean, or what is the significance, of being an Antiochian Orthodox Christian?
8:42 2nd Question: If the Theotokos had said no to caring the Christ child, what would have happened?
13:22 3rd Question: Do the Theotokos and Christ have the same DNA?
15:20 4th Question: Why do some of our churches promote naming new babies on the 8th day? Isn't that Old Testament?
17:40 5th Question: If we are to pray without ceasing, then does prayer continue in the restroom or in the shower as well?
18:55 6th Question: What advice do you have for young women starting families in today's world?
21:26 7th Question: What can we do to encourage other parishes that are under other jurisdictions in the face of dwindling attendees and lack of clergy?
24:24 8th Question: Will Metropolitan visit our parish in Utah?
25:31 9th Question: Question about Appalachian Chant (person disagrees with the idea of Appalachian chant music)
28:40 10th Question: Indeed He is Risen? OR Truly He is Risen?
30:00 11th Question: Why is women's month focused on liturgical participation and not charity?
34:12 12th, 13th, 14th Question: Should women be tonsured/ordained as Readers? What about the GOA doing this? Will Antioch ordain/tonsure women to orders? Can women still read OT/Epistle in Church?
44:44 15th and 16th Question: Must we clamp down on the spoon? Should the clergy get upset if someone keeps their mouth open for communion?
50:45 17th Question: Should couples married outside the Church or married prior to conversion to Orthodoxy receive a crowning service?
52:29 18th Question: What is the difference between the fall of man and the fall of angels?
55:10 19th Question: How can we women be like the Theotokos while living in the modern world?
56:59 20th & 21st Question: Is there going to be an updated Liturgikon?
58:36 22nd Question: How do I live in this turbulent world?
1:06:55 23rd, 24th, 25th Question: Should a parish priest deliver personal political or vaccine opinions during a homily? What should a homily contain and how long should it be? Can a priest refuse to commune an Orthodox Christian for voting democrat? Should a parish priest discourage parishioners from caring about the death of Palestinians due to their past?
1:14:43 Bonus Question: Why are we seeing such incredible growth?
1:22:51 Chat Question: Do we still follow the 40-day tradition for mothers?
Blessed Pentecost. This was an illuminating and freeing discussion. Thanks to God for Met. Saba, and for everyone's questions.
May God Grant you many years your Eminence in good Health
Thankyou your eminence, from Alaska.
Many years sayydna!
I couldn’t really know what moves other women but, honestly, the feminist agenda seems very accusatory . The words that are used to “critique” the practices of the Orthodox Church resonate like brute accusations.
Does st peter to be first patriakh of anthioch church?
Sts. Peter and Paul