Invisible Ascetics of the Bukovina Mountains
Celebrating Thirty Years of Sretensky Monastery
Super Jump—a Jump into the Abyss
A “Mission Possible” to the Ancestors of the Magi: Orthodox Kurds and Other Iranian Peoples
Australia. Convent. Repentance
Orthodoxy in India: Missionary Activity
The Church of Christ Cannot be Closed or Cancelled
Ioan David, the Shepherd of God
"When I came to Russia in 1958, I could see that the Russia I had been reading about was still alive."
Saint Leontius, Patriarch of Jerusalem, according to Saint Gregory Palamas (Nov. 14), he was Patriarch from 1223-1261. His life was similarly described by Theodore, a monk of Constantinople.
This Life was translated from Greek into the Russian language in an abridged form. It was translated a second time more fully by Saint Nicodemus of the Holy Mountain (July 14), who says the death of the Patriarch actually occured in 1175.
The Orthodox Church in America
5/16/2018
The Red Thread Delusion
Artemy Slezkin
On Humility in Prayer
Conversation on Repentance and Prayer, Part 4
To Each His Own Way
About the life of Alexander Krainev, the wanderer from Vologda
On the Proper Approach to Prayer
Conversation on Repentance and Prayer, Part 3
On Confession
Conversation on Repentance and Prayer, Part 2
Orthodox representatives condemning blasphemous “examination” of Kiev Caves relics
On Repentance
Conversation on Repentance and Prayer, Part 1
‘Our Founder Saint’: An Interview with Bishop Irenei About the Centenary of the Repose of Patriarch Tikhon
The Day God Adopted the Human Race
Hieromonk Pavel (Shcherbachev)
2,698 Days on the Way of the Cross, Documented
Historian Dmitry Pavlov on the New Website, The Way of the Cross of Patriarch Tikhon