The Descent of the Holy Spirit — the same man, another man
Pentecost is not merely an anniversary, but the descent of the Holy Spirit who made the Apostles new men and can transform the human heart today.
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The Love of Parents for Their Children — The Foundation of Raising Them in Christ
The love of parents for their children in the Christian family: gentleness, prayer, discipline with discernment, example, and raising them in Christ.
Known and Unknown Saints: Why Not Every Devout Life Must Be Proclaimed
What distinguishes a person who is saved from a saint who is proclaimed? An Orthodox clarification on canonization, hidden holiness, veneration, and discernment.
Why Does Man Not Change? Lot’s Wife and the Mystery of the Soul’s Hardening
Why does man not change, even when he sees the truth? Lot’s wife, the hardening of the heart, wounded will, grace, suffering, and repentance.
Saint Nikolai Velimirović in America: The Exile, the Last Liturgy, and the Death on His Knees
Saint Nikolai Velimirović in America: the exile after Dachau, his ministry at Libertyville and Saint Tikhon’s, the last Liturgy, and his death in prayer.
Dostoevsky and Orthodoxy
Dostoevsky and Orthodoxy: Siberia, Optina Monastery, St Paisius Velichkovsky, Anna Grigorievna, and the great novels as literary witness to Christ.
Love Between Spouses — The Foundation of Free Obedience
Love between spouses as the foundation of free obedience in the Christian family: sacrificial love, honor, patience, prayer, and life in Christ.
Byzantine Chant — The Music from the Monastery That You Don’t Sing in Your Parish
What is psaltic music, and why do Orthodox parishes sound so different? A history of Byzantine chant, the Oktoechos and Saint John Koukouzelis.
The Lord’s Army — What Is It Today?
What is the Lord's Army today? An Orthodox analysis of Iosif Trifa, Traian Dorz, the Cornilescu Bible, Father Cleopa and Protestant pietism.
The Bogomoljci Movement: The Great Lay Awakening of Serbian Orthodoxy in the Twentieth Century
The Bogomoljci movement, the great lay awakening of Serbian Orthodoxy, under Saint Nikolai Velimirović and in continuity with the patristic tradition.