Saint Catherine's Vision

Unity, Spiritual Renewal & Education

Saint Catherine's Vision is an international fellowship of Pan-Orthodox Christians, whose purpose is,

  • * To develop and implement initiatives especially supporting women's ministries in the Orthodox Church through prayer, fund-raising, education, research, training, mentoring, and other related programming related to theology and ministry.

  • * To promote spiritually and theologically sound approaches that facilitate the education, witness  and service of men and women in a manner which fully supports the participation of women.

  • * Central to the commitment of the organization is the practical expression of Orthodox theology and ministry "for the building up of the body of Christ" (Ephesians 4:12) which is His Church and share the light of Christ in today's world.

Saints, Feasts, and Readings for 01/19/2020

12th Sunday of Luke

John 20:19-31

St. Paul's Letter to the Colossians 3:4-11

Luke 17:12-19

12th Sunday of Luke; Macarius the Great of Egypt; Mark, Bishop of Ephesus; Arsenius of Corfu; Makarios of Alexandria; Makarios, Hierodeacon of Kalogera, Patmos; Removal of the Honorable Relics of Saint Gregory the Theologian; Branwallader, Bishop of Jersey

Visit the Online Chapel for more daily readings, hymns, a monthly calendar of saints and feasts, and more.

In celebration of its
20th year
publication anniversary,

Orthodox Women Speak: Discerning the "Signs of the Times"

is now available FREE

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This book offers a penetrating introduction to vital themes related to the participation of women in the life of the Church.

Published in 1999, this book is the product of ground-breaking, officially sponsored, international Orthodox Women’s Conferences that took place in Damascus, Syria (1996) and Constantinople/Istanbul, Turkey (1997). 

                                       

 

 

 

"Let us praise Catherine the radiant bride of Christ, guardian of Sinai, our helper and supporter. By the power of the Spirit, she silenced the arrogance of the ungodly. Crowned as a martyr, she now implores great mercy for all."