Axia Women
We are a network by, for, and about Orthodox women across jurisdictions in the service of Christ.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 134 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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Meet Beth Rustigian Broussalian, Woman of the Week!
Our Woman of the Week is Beth Rustigian Broussalian, who helped found, organize, and build the Armenian church of St. Sarkis in San Diego, California. We asked her to tell you how she came to do that. You see her here with one of the cross-...
"Mighty Luminaries" of the Early Church
St. Damaris is remembered as the first Athenian woman to believe in Christ. At the time of his initial preaching in Athens, only a few people accepted Saint Paul’s message of good news: St. Damaris was one of them, along with Dionysius the...
St. Mary of Egypt and A Cat Story
God calls us in different ways to reorient us back to Him.
In this video, which we’re making available exclusively to our paid Substack subscribers, Ariane Daniel shares a reflection on the life of St. Mary of Egypt, and how even a cat can...
Holiness Is Not Only Found In the Desert
“Have nothing to do with that just man, because I have suffered many things in a dream today because of him” (Matthew 27:19)
St. Matthew is the only Evangelist to mention the wife of Pilate, and the dream she experienced the night Christ w...
Healing a Fragmented World
St. Chloe is commemorated as a co-worker of the Apostle Paul. Tradition tells us that Chloe was from Corinth and stood by the Apostle in his missionary ministry. We don’t know exactly who “Chloe’s people” are, but it is possible that as a w...
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