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Image Credit: iStock.com/Darkves I planted, Apollos watered, but God gave the growth. (1 Corinthians 3:6) This year marks ten years since the 2016 Great and Holy Council of Crete.
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Where free thought, and even theologoumena, are treated as offenses, the institutional dimension of the Church (necessary and, in principle, good) shows a need to possess the other rather than to care for them in love.
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Image credit: Oleg Varov/Patriarchia.ru On November 20, Patriarch Kirill of Moscow turns eighty.
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Image Credit: iStock.com/erhui1979 In times of a war of aggression, even what is supposedly apolitical can take on a profoundly political and ethical dimension.
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On September 7, 2026, at Topčider Cemetery in Belgrade, Ratko Mladić was buried.
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Image Credit: iStock.com/piranka Few lines of Shakespeare are as oft-repeated as Hamlet’s “There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, / than are dreamt of in your philosophy.”
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Image: Saints Zosimas and Savvatiy When it comes to Orthodox tradition and LGBT inclusion, there is often a gulf between contemporary rhetoric, which tends to categorize sexual sin in absolute terms, and historical sources, which are often more ambiguous…
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The Path of Saint Anthony is a pilgrimage in contemporary Ukraine that its participants experience as a form of spiritual resistance to war.
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Image Credit: iStock.com/FG Trade Latin Earlier this year, Drs.
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Image Credit: iStock.com/sedmak Gender is a charged topic in the Church today.
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Image Credit: iStock.com/manakin I’ve started to wonder about the nature of Constantine’s dream and vision, predominantly because I have family in the military that desperately want to leave.
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Image: Salome (right) with the infant Jesus Much ink has been spilled on the subject of Christ’s siblings.
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Image Credit: iStock.com/Nastasic Free Inquiry Project Series Intro: Jaroslav Pelikan once observed, “Orthodoxy is truly orthodox only when it is eager to encourage free and responsible inquiry, even into orthodoxy itself.”
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Image Credit: iStock.com/Alexei Avdeev Free Inquiry Project Series Intro: Jaroslav Pelikan once observed, “Orthodoxy is truly orthodox only when it is eager to encourage free and responsible inquiry, even into orthodoxy itself.”