Tag: Bishop Mykola Bychok
Bishop Mykola: How not to lose your identity in your desire to become better?
In the gospel of Matthew 25, 14-30 Jesus tells a story about a master who shares amongst his...
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Bishop Mykola: Christians and Healthy Competition
When we hear the word competition, we automatically associate this with business. The word...
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Easter Greeting from Bishop Mykola Bychok
“And if Christ is not risen then our preaching is in vain, our, then our faith is in vain…But...
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Bishop Mykola: Perfectionism for Christians. Good or Bad?
Every Christian strives to become better and holy. After all, this is the sense of a Christian...
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Retreat for clergy led by Bishop Mykola Bychok took place in the Melbourne Australia Eparchy
A one day retreat for the clergy of the Melbourne Eparchy of Ss Peter and Paul took place on...
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Bishop Mykola: How to learn to deal in situations when there is fear and anxiety?
When Jesus before his death prayed in the Mount of Olives, Luke’s gospel writes: “And being in...
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Easter greeting from Bishop Mykola
‘Where, death is your victory? Where, death is your bite? The bite of death is sin, the strength...
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Bishop Mykola: Why is it difficult for a person to recognize their mistakes?
In the Gospel of Matthew 7, 3-6 Jesus says: “Why do you observe the splinter in your brother’s...
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Bishop Mykola: How to correctly react to criticism and how to criticize?
It is never easy to accept criticism lightly. We as people lean more towards criticizing everyone,...
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Bishop Mykola: Is it good for Christians to have authority “role model”?
In order to give an answer to this question, I would like to distinguish between ideals and...
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Bishop Mykola: Being Yourself
One man looked for himself for a long time. Throughout his life he tried almost everything, but...
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Bishop Mykola Bychok’s Christmas greeting
“And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us and we saw His glory- the glory of the Only Begotten...
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