Priest Tarasiy Borozenets
“The Witch,” “The Nightmare,” and “The Cossack” are three different stories with three different main characters. However, each story revolves around a person who has not fostered love in his heart.
Uncut Mountain Press has published a new book presenting St. Raphael of Brooklyn’s teachings on socialism and the revolutionary political ideals of the modern West, examined through an Orthodox Christian lens.
Met. Neophytos is known as a stalwart hierarch, a strong defender of Orthodoxy, and an inheritor of the tradition of some of the 20th century’s greatest saints, whom he personally knew: Sts. Paisios, Porphyrios, Iakovos, Eumenios, and Gerontissa Galaktia
A new book on St. Gabriel (Urgebadze) presents the beloved elder’s life, teachings, and miracles.
A groundbreaking new resource for Eastern Orthodox Christians has been published, offering clergy, laity, and inquirers an in-depth yet accessible guide to the Orthodox Church’s divine services.
The three volumes are 'A Defense of the Christian Faith', 'On the True Philosophy', and 'Antidote to Atheism.' The set marks the first time these works have appeared in English in their entirety.
Holy Trinity Publications has announced the release of a two-volume translation of the Lives of the Saints of Rus’: A Legacy of Holiness, marking the first time the work has been made available in English.
"Voice in the Wilderness: Reflections on the Life and Legacy of Father Seraphim Rose" Explores the Recognition of a Modern Orthodox Saint and Sparks Interest in Documentary and Feature Film Projects
“Theology of the Ordinary: Finding God in the Turmoil of Everyday Life” offers Mother Siluana’s teachings on rediscovering our true identity in God’s image through attention to small things, healing relationships, and the transformative practice of forgiveness as a path out of confusion, depression, and spiritual emptiness.
Alexander Popov
After Foucault’s Pendulum, it became clear to me why Christianity forbids reading occult literature: It is too great a temptation for the proud mind.
The new akathist was approved by the Holy Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church on March 20, and with the blessing of His Grace Bishop Matthew of Sourozh, was translated into English by clerics of the Patriarchal Parishes in the USA.
A new publication from Uncut Mountain Press presents both the original Greek text and the English translation of the Supplicatory Canon to Our Venerable Father Ephraim of Philotheou and Arizona.
Thanks to the efforts of clerics from the Russian Orthodox Church’s African Exarchate, Scriptural, Patristic, and catechetical works have been published in various African languages.
The translation was carried out by the diocese’s Missionary and Publishing Department. On the Saturday of the Akathist, the books were presented to the clergy and parishioners.
A new collection of penetrating homilies from a Russian New Martyr of the 20th century, explaining the Divine Liturgy is now available.
Abaza is a northwestern Caucasian language. According to the 2020 census, there are 43,793 Abazins in Russia today.
Prayer books were previously published in the Tiv (Nigeria), Kirundi (Burundi), Swahili, and Malagasy (Madagascar) languages.
The book is now available from Uncut Mountain Press in hardcover, softcover, and digital formats.
St. Iakovos is one of the great God-bearing elders of the 20th century.
Maria Minaeva
The most emblematic masterpieces of children’s literature were seemingly written for adults. Their creators were telling the stories they thought were important.
