The summary of the text is:
The text is a speech by a priest who talks about the problem of anxiety and how to overcome it with faith in God. He says that anxiety is a global epidemic that affects people's physical and mental health. He gives examples of how people worry about things that are not important or may not happen, and how they miss the joy of living in the present. He contrasts this with the example of the saints who trusted God and did not worry about the future or the past. He urges people to look at nature and children as models of simplicity and purity of heart. He says that God loves us and cares for us, and that we should feel his presence in our lives and surrender to his will. He says that if we do this, we will experience peace and happiness.
Some possible facts extracted from the text are:
1. The text is about anxiety and how to overcome it with faith in God.
2. The text is based on the teachings of Christ and the saints of the Orthodox Church.
3. The text uses examples from nature, everyday life, and the holy mountain to illustrate its points.
4. The text contrasts anxiety with peace, trust, and joy in God's love and providence.
5. The text urges the reader to live in the present and not worry about the future or the past.