Today we celebrate the Sunday after Theophany. It is written that when Jesus Christ heard that Saint John the Baptist had been arrested, He traveled to Galilee leaving Nazareth.  By doing this, the words of the Prophet Isaiah were fulfilled.  Among these words, we find that Jesus Christ is called a great light for those who sat in darkness, and that He dawned on the shadow of death. Yet, are there times in which we find ourselves struggling in darkness?  Is there sometimes a distortion of the pureness of God?  Is there sin to which we find ourselves repeating?  Be of good cheer, for regardless of what darkness or distortion may occur in the world, the Light of God has overcome it, and as such we find good and all can be restored.  Jesus Christ proclaimed, "Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand."

Saint George lived about the beginning of the ninth century in Palestine, in a certain monastery called Hozeva, which lies in a great ravine between Jerusalem and Jericho.

Saint Domnica was from Carthage. During the reign of the Emperor Theodosius the Great, she came with four other virgins to Constantinople, where she was baptized by Nectarius, the Patriarch of Constantinople. She remained in Constantinople and became known for her extreme asceticism, the miracles that she worked, and the grace of prophecy that adorned her. She lived until the days of the Emperors Leo and Zeno, reposing in peace about the year 474.