Readings From the Church Fathers

St. Jacob of Nisibis, On Faith

Saint Theodore Church (Bagaran) and Bagnayr Monastery

The Day in the Liturgical Calendar

Acts 15:1-29, 2 Pet. 2:9-22, Jn. 6:22-38

Why Iguana Lives Only in Water (African Tale)

Readings From the Church Fathers

Gregory of Skevra, From the Instruction on the True Faith and Virtuous Pure Life

The broadcast is dedicated to Albert Camus, writer, playwright, essayist, philosopher (existentialist), Nobel Prize winner, who became famous especially for his novels "The Plague" and "The Stranger," where he depicted the reality of absurdity, evaluating the human being with his or her fate, disharmony, feelings, and tragicalness. In Camus's literary legacy, an important place is occupied by the essay "The Myth of Sisyphus," which, with its deep philosophical analyses and generalizations, is a new word in the 20th-century prose.