5. Preparing
to be a Monastic in the Modern World
An
interview with Bishop Benjamin of Borisov and Maryina Horka about the monastic
life in the modern world…Read
full interview
4. Metropolitan Anthony of Sourozh: "Doubt
Should not Be Feared"
When a
scientist gathers facts, they are at first uncoordinated. Then he gathers them
together, and some kind of general picture emerges. It seems integral. At this
point, if he is a true scientist, he will pose a question to himself: where are
the cracks? I will search for a fact that will dismantle the integrity of my
conception, since my conception is limited…Read
full article
3. Can a Person Be Too Rich for Heaven?
It seems
much of the world is in for a slow recovery from the economic malaise of the
past few years. What Christians aim to see "fixed" are not the fine
points of banking laws, executive salaries, mortgage-backed securities
regulations, or bankruptcy protections. Certainly, such changes have their
place…Read
full article
2. About
the Particles Taken out During the Proskomedia
Since
ancient Apostolic times the Liturgy was served with one Bread (and one Chalice)
following Christ’s example. This tradition remained in the West. In the East,
according to Archimandrite Cyprian (Kern), “The Byzantine Empire weaved a lot
of theological and mystical patterns in the liturgical cloth”…Read
full article
1. St. Nicholas Orthodox Church Lost on 9/11
Rises Again at World Trade Center
Just in
time for the 16th anniversary of the World Trade Center attacks on September
11, 2001, a formal lease and purchase agreement has been signed with the Port
Authority for The Saint Nicholas National Shrine at the World Trade Center…Read
full article
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