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LTS was established with the blessing of Metropolitan Nicholas
of the Carpatho-Russian Diocese

 "What Orthodoxy needs is not more professors but confessors!"
Metropolitan Nicholas

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A NEW YEAR BEGINS

The new school year of the Lived Theology School will commence on September 1st 2012 with the intake of the new full-time interns. Further applications are welcome for full-time interns for September and throughout the year for those who wish to live the LTS experience for the whole year or for shorter periods of time. All are welcome. Inquiries may be sent to the Prefect of LTS (Dn Pawel) at livedtheologyschool@yahoo.ca

 

“The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he hath anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor; he hath sent me to heal the brokenhearted, to preach deliverance to the captives, and recovering of sight to the blind, to set at liberty them that are bruised.”


Fr Thomas Hopko's Visit - Nov 9-11, 2011

Fr Thomas lectured on "Christ and the Poor - Why Not?" for the Bridges session on Wednesday night and joined others for breakfast on Friday morning. Then preached during our 25th Vespers for St John's Feast Day later that day.

Fr Roberto (left), Presbytera Maria, Fr Thomas (right)


 Summer LTS Graduation July 29, 2011

Angela among friends during "Tea Time" on her last day (more)


Reflection on the History
25th Anniversary Dinner – St John the Compassionate Mission
- 9 June 2011 by Mary Marrocco

It was a warm June evening, not unlike today; a Wednesday. more


   2011 Real Break Facebook Page


Learn from the Poor at the Lived Theology School

 February 23, 2011 Length: 16:26

Bobby Maddex from Ancient Faith Radio interviews Fr. Roberto Ubertino, the executive director of St. John the Compassionate Mission in Toronto, Ontario, and Dn. Pawel Mucha, the prefect of the mission's Lived Theology School. (please click on Listen below to hear)

 

A Personal Invitation
Do you have a year to actively serve the poor and disadvantaged in the context of a full Orthodox liturgical life? Can you give one year to really seeking God's will in your life or to finding, perhaps, new ways to serve the Church? Do you want a year in which to discover and develop your talents? more...