heavenly glory · martyrdom · suffering

“The one who thankfully accepts sickness is on the same level as the martyrs”

A young lady known to the convent of St George in Old Cairo relates: I met Mother Anastasia (1996) for the first time in March 1994, at El Salaam Hospital. At that time, I was experiencing a very difficult psychological crisis. It was just after I found out that I had cancer in the blood cells (leukaemia). I was still doing many blood tests without even telling my family.

Miracles · Saints

How a mother’s fervent faith cured her autistic son

Admin: I posted this miracle before but I shortened the account from the book. This is the full version! It is a remarkable story of how fervent, tender, genuine, deep and constant prayer with tears, with a strong faith and hope in God, with patient and gentle perseverance, stemming from genuine heartfelt distress and deep… Continue reading How a mother’s fervent faith cured her autistic son

Miracles · Saints

Miraculous help in times of exams by the intercessions of recent Coptic saints

"When I opened the book, I encountered a miracle of a doctor who passed his exam through the prayers of St. Abba Makarios; it was then that I was sure that my beloved great saint — Abba Makarios was sending me a clear message. When the results appeared, I found out that I had passed, and I thank God that He heard my prayers through the intercessions of St. Abba Makarios."

Fr Faltaous El Souriany · suffering

The heavenly glory of enduring tribulations

Once the fathers of the Sourian monastery wanted to ensure the wellbeing of Fr. Faltaous, especially because no one ever saw him, and they were worried about him living alone in such a desolate part of the monastery. They knew how difficult it must be to live in that daunting area, especially because they knew the extent of the fierceness and ruthlessness of the devils and their wiles – against any monk who longs to lead a solitary life dedicated to God.