DAIMONOLOGIA

Venerable Anthimos Kourouklis, the Blind Ascetic of Kefallonia, who reposed on September 4th 1782, is also associated with the Greek island ...

  The Church of Saint Paraskevi of the Dragon is located 11 kilometers north of Arta in Epirus, above the settlement of Ampelia Ammotopou an...

During the reign of Emperor Constantius II, son of Saint Constantine the Great, when he ruled over the entire Roman Empire after 353 AD, a d...

When Saint Simon departed from his elder, he traveled throughout the Holy Mountain of Athos in search of a suitable place where he could set...

Mega Spelaion, or Great Cave, is a large cave near Kalavryta, in the Peloponnese peninsula in southern Greece. Today a monastery is there kn...

The following account was written concerning Saint Donatos (Apr. 30), a late fourth century bishop from Albania, by the fifth century histo...

Gargoyles and Saints of Siena Cathedral In architecture, a gargoyle is a carved or formed grotesque with a spout designed to convey wate...

Saint Marina is known as Saint Margaret in the West. Whereas Saint Marina has always been highly esteemed and enjoyed wide popularity among...

In the Life of Saint Paraskevi we read how she entered a certain city outside the Roman Empire to evangelize the people there. The ruler of...

Holy Spring of St. Myron From August 7th through the 8th every year thousands of pilgrims from all over Crete descend on the town of Agi...

By John Sanidopoulos Some have asked how is it that demons or evil spirits can suffer as we do in the body, citing St. Paul who wrote: ...

By John Sanidopoulos The well-known story of St. George killing the dragon is obviously a legend and not a fact of history, since dragons ...

St. Paul the Simple (Feast Day - March 7 and October 4) By Palladius of Helenopolis  ( Lausiac History , Ch. 28) The great and blessed ...

By St. Cyril of Jerusalem Jesus sanctified Baptism by being Himself baptized. If the Son of God was baptized, what godly man is he that de...