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The Mitochondria are thought to be the likely site for the initial effects of light, which leads to increased ATP production, modulation of reactive oxygen species, and induction of transcription factors. These effects in turn lead to increased cell proliferation and migration (particularly by fibroblasts), modulation in levels of cytokines, growth factors and inflammatory mediators, and increased tissue oxygenation.

The purpose of the Light is Life emblem program is to help Scouts of the Eastern Catholic Rites develop a fully Christian way of life in the faith community. Light is Life respects the cultural and ritual differences among the various Eastern Rite Catholic Churches. The Light is Life program is to be used by Eastern-rite Catholic Scouts instead of the Ad Altare Dei program. It is not appropriate to work on both programs.

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We used Smyth Sewn binding for the Light and Life Collection, which is the highest quality binding technique available. Each page is physically sewn in, resulting in a book that will stand up to heavy use over many years. Smyth Sewn books are also a pleasure to read from because they open flat making it easy for reading, highlighting, or jotting your notes in the margin.

Have you ever wondered why Jesus used parables so extensively during ministry? This timeless book begins by answering that question, and then explores the depths of these timeless stories to draw life-changing insights that are as applicable for us today as when the words were originally spoken.

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The Members of Light and Life form small groups, creating communities within the parishes. The head of the movement is the General Moderator. There is also a Moderator at the national, diocesan and parish levels. Moderators perform their service with the assistance of a diakonia made up of both members of the laity and religious. Responsibility of the family branch is entrusted, at every level, to a Moderator together with a married couple. The officials of Light and Life meet once a year for the National Consultation of Leaders, which is a major opportunity for praying and reflecting on the tasks of the movement, in the light of the Magisterium of the Church and the signs of the times.

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Fr. Anthony Coniaris has been one of my very special mentors throughout life. From a young age I read several of his books which presented our Orthodox faith in practical and understandable language. Even after I became a priest, a missionary, and an instructor at Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology, I still refer to his books for inspiration and guidance, often passing on his books to others who want to follow the way of Jesus Christ. I especially find his books useful for catechumens and those being introduced to the faith, as well as several of his books for the preaching course I teach at our seminary. For all stages of our journey toward God, Fr. Anthony offers a variety of books that can nourish us and guide us.

Fr. Luke Veronis

Priest, Professor at Holy Cross Seminary and Missionary Greek Orthodox Archdiocese

Fr. Anthony Coniaris was a pioneer! What is so special about his writings is his incredible ability to take abstract or mystical elements of our Eastern Theology and apply them so practically to our everyday life. He helped me in my own faith development and in preaching and teaching with his numerous and poignant examples. To the catechumens in our parish, I gave a copy of - Introducing the Orthodox Church: Its Faith & Life; and it had to be well over a hundred. His memory will most truly be eternal through the lives of the thousands, perhaps tens of thousands of people he touched and continues to touch through his writings and publishing company. Well done, good and faithful servant of our Lord!

Fr Louis J. Christopulos, Chancellor

Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Denver

The Domestic Church Movement provides formation, using the Church's spiritual tradition and official teachings, for how to pray, how to use Scripture in prayer, and how to grow in a real relationship with God, our spouses, and our children in light of our Baptism. It began under the leadership of Fr. Franciszek Blachnicki a close collaborator with Pope St. John Paul II who was the Archbishop who oversee the founding of this movement in Poland in 1973.

During the Domestic Church married couples retreat, couples are invited to dedicate their faith life and marriage more fully to God and His good plan for their marriage and they are introduced to the basics of the 7 Commitments that make up the "method" for the Domestic Church movement.

In the initial Light-Life retreat, couples are invited to commit together to living 7 Commitments. The beauty of these commitments, is that they aren't specific prayers, Scripture passages, or structures. Members commit to pray as individuals, as a couple, and with their family and the movement provides formation, using the Church's spiritual tradition and official teachings, for how to pray, how to use Scripture in prayer, and how to grow in a real relationship with God, our spouses, and our children in light of our Baptism. Each couple/family determines the specifics of how they will live out each of the commitments in reference to the specific situation of their family.

In the same environment in which plants receive their energy from light through photosynthetic activity, and from which they collect light inputs through photosensory proteins, also a large variety of microorganisms is thriving: they constitute the plant microbiota [1]. Some species of fungi and bacteria are well known and dangerous phytopathogens, but many are plant symbionts or commensals, and we see increasing evidence for their positive effects on plant growth and fitness, nutrient recycling and protection against pathogens [2, 3]. In other cases, microbes associated to plants influence the production of secondary metabolites in medicinal or aromatic plants, or synthesize antibiotics, pesticides, and herbicides [4].

In some cases, the number of candidate photoreceptors in members of the plant microbiota is relatively small: considering the phytopathogen Pseudomonas syringae pv. tomato DC3000, genes encoding two biliverdin IX- (BV) binding bacteriophytochromes (PstBphP1 and PstBphP2) and a LOV protein (PstLOV) could be identified, all of them molecularly characterized [15,16,17]. In other plant-associated bacteria the number of photoreceptors is large, possibly due to their ability to live as facultative phototrophs: plant symbionts belonging to Methylobacteria have genes encoding on the average for two BphPs, six LOV- and three BLUF proteins [18]. These pink-pigmented facultative methylotrophic (PPFMs) bacteria normally thrive on leaves [19], where they consume methanol and other C1 compounds produced by plants, in turn promoting plant fitness by the production of phytohormones and iron-chelating compounds, by fixing nitrogen, by the uptake of metabolites, and by providing defense against infections [20]. Therefore, they are considered as biofertilisers and plants probiotics in the frame of sustainable agriculture [21]. Nevertheless, even though it was recently demonstrated that Methylobacteria photoreceptor candidates are functional [18], there are no reports on the effect of light in vivo, most importantly on possible roles of photoreceptors during the symbiosis with plants: we are, for example, not aware whether light affects the consumption of methanol or the production of phytohormones.

Also for fungi the role of photoreceptors during interaction with plants is scarcely known. Light regulates many aspects of fungal life and development, including circadian clock entrainment, hyphal growth, carotenoid and melanin synthesis, spore germination, development of structures for sexual and asexual reproduction, rate of growth, and directional development (phototropism) of reproductive structures [22]. Furthermore, fungal photoreceptors are involved in nutrient uptake, stress responses, pathogenicity, and secondary metabolism [23]. Given the rich photobiology of fungi, it is anticipated that photoreceptors may influence the pathogenicity against plants or the beneficial effects that some fungi have for agriculture such as the ability to control insect pests [24]. 006ab0faaa