The Feast of Theophany is about the manifestation of the Holy Trinity and the sanctification of the waters and creation. It invites us to be renewed in our baptismal identity, which includes turning away from these passions and striving toward the virtues of Christ. As we bless our homes and hearts at Theophany, the Church calls us to cast out these eight vices, cleansing not just with water, but with repentance and the grace of the Holy Spirit.

The Feast of Theophany is about the manifestation of the Holy Trinity and the sanctification of the waters and creation. It invites us to be renewed in our baptismal identity, which includes turning away from these passions and striving toward the virtues of Christ. As we bless our homes and hearts at Theophany, the Church calls us to cast out these eight vices, cleansing not just with water, but with repentance and the grace of the Holy Spirit.

8 Vices Theophany

Each week, under the guidance of Mr. Anthony Ally, we delve into the Holy Scriptures through the rich and timeless lens of the Orthodox Church. Drawing from the wisdom of the Church Fathers, the rhythms of liturgical life, and the sacred Tradition handed down through the ages, our studies seek to illuminate the Scriptures in the light of Christ. Whether we’re reflecting on the daily readings, commemorating a feast or saint, or exploring the practical aspects of Orthodox Christian living, our purpose remains steadfast: to encounter the living Christ more deeply and more truly.These sessions are open to everyone—whether you’re an inquirer, a catechumen, newly received into the Church, or a lifelong Orthodox Christian seeking a deeper understanding of the faith. Come and journey with us.

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Each week, under the guidance of Mr. Anthony Ally, we delve into the Holy Scriptures through the rich and timeless lens of the Orthodox Church. Drawing from the wisdom of the Church Fathers, the rhythms of liturgical life, and the sacred Tradition handed down through the ages, our studies seek to illuminate the Scriptures in the light of Christ. Whether we’re reflecting on the daily readings, commemorating a feast or saint, or exploring the practical aspects of Orthodox Christian living, our purpose remains steadfast: to encounter the living Christ more deeply and more truly. These sessions are open to everyone—whether you’re an inquirer, a catechumen, newly received into the Church, or a lifelong Orthodox Christian seeking a deeper understanding of the faith. Come and journey with us.

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