The unfading flowers: A lingering Theophany mystery
Using holy water for blessings stems from the Feast of Theophany, which many Orthodox churches in America celebrate in January.
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Using holy water for blessings stems from the Feast of Theophany, which many Orthodox churches in America celebrate in January.
After the Christmas season and before Lent, Orthodox priests have -- for centuries -- rushed to visit church-members' homes to bless them with prayers and splashes of holy water flung about with a foot-long brush or handfuls of basil.
After the Christmas season and before Lent, Orthodox priests have -- for centuries -- rushed to visit church-members' homes to bless them with prayers and splashes of holy water flung about with a foot-long brush or handfuls of basil.
The McLeansboro City Council met in regular session Tuesday night for a little over an hour and a half. Scott Mareing was there and has this report… Half an hour before the regular meeting, a public hearing was held on the Fiscal Year 2023 Budget […]
The McLeansboro City Council is set to gather Tuesday night on 102 West Main Street at City Hall and they have a full agenda planned for the evening. Along with the resignation of Don Cox and the retirement of John Karcher, the Council will also […]