Maria Saradzhishvili
The most popular Russian saint in Georgia is St. Seraphim of Sarov. If you google “წმ. სერაფიმე საროველი…” (“Seraphim of Sarov” in Georgian), you will find a multitude of pages and will read comments which are full of love.
Fr. Barnabas Powell
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If you’re still looking for a New Year’s resolution, you couldn’t do better than to try the best-known instruction of a 19th-century Russian monk named Seraphim of Sarov: “Acquire the Spirit of Peace, and thousands around you will be saved.”
Fr. Ted Bobosh
Christ’s Gospel commandments are hard. Sometimes they seem obscure, for how can we do them? Is it humanly possible?
Fr. Stephen Freeman
In both Latin and Greek, the word translated as “person,” actually refers to the face, or a mask (as a depiction of the face). The face is not only our primary presentation to the world, and our primary means of relationship, it is also, somehow, that which is most definitively identified with our existence as persons.
Bishop Savva of Voskresensk
What is joy in life, and are we ready to leave all and follow after the star of Bethlehem more than 2,000 years after the Nativity of Christ? We spoke with Bishop Savva of Voskresensk, vicar of His Holiness Patriarch Kirill, superior of the Novospassky Monastery...