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."
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
Once in a fit of nastiness, Paulina broke her rib with a blow from a hammer, and then cut out her tongue. Nothing could make the saint give in to the demand of her mistress to worship idols. Then Paulina locked the martyr in prison and exhausted her with hunger. But Agathocleia did not perish: birds brought her food each day. Finally, in a fit of evil, Paulina went to the prison and murdered the holy martyr.
The Orthodox Church in America
10/2/2017
On Repentance. St. Mary of Egypt
Priest John Pavlov
Laudation of the Most Holy Theotokos
Schema-Igumen Ignaty (Kryukov)
The Saturday of the Akathist
Priest Seraphim Alpatov
“Our Unity Brings Us a Lot of Good”
Orthodoxy in Liechtenstein
Having Once Tasted of a Life Without Sin…
Fr. Alexander Shargunov
The Saints Are Being Mocked Along With Millions of Believers
Metropolitan Antony (Pakanich)
The Great Canon of Repentance by St. Andrew, Bishop of Crete (c.650 – c.726; Bishop from c.685 – c.726)
St. Andrew of Crete
The Standing of St. Mary of Egypt
Gogol’s Religious Views in His Book
Maria Tobolova
Holy Martyrs Chrysanthus and Daria
Elena Detinina