Additional information
| Author Name | Gregory (Postnikov) |
|---|---|
| Format | ED |
| Publication Date | 20131118 |
| Imprint | |
| Publisher | |
| Translator | Seraphim F. Englehardt |
| Language | English |
| Book Dimensions | 0 |
| Format Detail | eBook |
Description
This pocket-sized book, originally published in
Russian in 1904, is a short but comprehensive work offering guidance to the
Orthodox Christian on how to conduct himself through the course of the day.
Following an appeal to the reader, the author describes how one should conduct
oneself in the morning, in relation to the Lord God, in common situations of
life, in daily work, during meals, during the afternoon rest, in the evening,
before sleep, and during sleeplessness. The author concludes with a
consideration of prayer and guidance on how to spend Sundays. A biography of the
author, Metropolitan Gregory (Postnikov) of St. Petersburg (1784-1860),
concludes the work.
Solidly rooted both in Holy Scripture and the Tradition of the Orthodox
Church, this short work can serve as a gentle yet uncompromising guide,
appropriate for every Christian, for how to live a holy life within the
circumstances of our daily lives.
Contents
Appeal to the Christian
How Should We Conduct Ourselves in the Morning?
How Should We Conduct Ourselves in Relation to the Lord God?
How Should We Conduct Ourselves in Relationship to Other
People?
How Should We Conduct Ourselves in Some of the Most Common Situations
of Life?
How Should We Conduct Ourselves in Our Daily Work?
How Should We Conduct Ourselves During Meals?
How Should We Conduct Ourselves During Rest After Lunch?
How Should We Conduct Ourselves in the Evening?
How Should We Conduct Ourselves Before Sleep?
How Should We Conduct Ourselves During Sleeplessness at
Night?
The Most Important Thing Concerning Prayer
Conclusion
How Should We Spend Sundays?
Afterword
Biography of Metropolitan Gregory
