Bright Sadness
The American poet and Orthodox convert, Scott Cairns, writes in a chapter of God For Us: Rediscovering the Meaning of Lent and Easter...
by Misc. Authors · by Lenten Reflections
The American poet and Orthodox convert, Scott Cairns, writes in a chapter of God For Us: Rediscovering the Meaning of Lent and Easter...
by Fr. Steven Kostoff · by Lenten Reflections
I thought to compile a list of more-or-less Orthodox “lenten classics” upon which you may want to draw as Great Lent…
by Fr. Lawrence Farley
Eventually every pastor will be faced with the question of what to do about the theological issue of suicide, either because…
by Fr. Steven Kostoff
On Sunday, January 29, the Sunday of Zacchaeus, we heard the first “signal” that Great Lent is just around the corner…
by Fr. Lawrence Farley
The Great Feast of the Meeting of Christ in the Temple, which we recently celebrated, is a feast of the elderly. When…
by Fr. Steven Kostoff
In the Parable of the Great Supper—Luke 14:16-24—we find a revealing glimpse into humankind’s inexhaustible propensity…
by Fr. Lawrence Farley
In his list of virtues which comprise the fruit of Spirit working in one’s life, Saint Paul lists that of…
by Fr. Jonathan Ivanoff
We all know the story, or have heard versions of it. A new priest is assigned to a parish. Upon his arrival there, the priest…
by Fr. Lawrence Farley
Christmas Day and the post-Christmas season usually bring with them a number of things not overwhelming…
by Misc. Authors