Theophonia the divine voice

Historical passage associated with Anastasios; introduced through Makarios and Nikodemos

Which Sins Do Not Prevent Communion? A Historical Teaching in a Modern Leaflet

A short leaflet introduces a historical passage about frequent Communion, repentance and human weakness. It stresses self-examination and contrition while distinguishing lesser failings from a settled refusal to repent.

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Key themes

  • Communion and repentance
  • Self-examination

Questions for your reading

  • How does the passage hold together frequent Communion and the need for repentance?
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