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Review: Hymns of Repentance(Post)
Of the likely hundreds of kontakia, or hymns, composed by St Romanos the Melodist, fifty-nine of his genuine “sermon-poems” survive today, yet he is known mainly as the author of the Akathist Hymn to
Christ the Conqueror of Hell(Post)Though not encyclical, such as other tomes (The Departure of the Soul jumps to mind), Christ the Conqueror of Hell is a fantastic insight into the deep liturgical, dogmatic, and poetic roots of our Or
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Review: The Liturgy of Death(Post)The Meaning of Death Ravaged by Secularism and the Church as “Co-Conspirator”Priest, dean, and historian, Alexander Schmemann was, perhaps, first and foremost a liturgiologist, a critical examiner of
St Vladimir's Theological Quarterly (Page)St. Vladimir's Theological Quarterly (SVTQ)—in continuous publication for more than seventy years—has remained faithful to the principles outlined in its very first issue (in 1952) by founder Fr...
30% Off The Life of Our Fathers + A Special Meet-the-Author Event(Post)Discover The Life of Our Fathers: An Introduction to the Bible in the Orthodox Church by Fr. Silviu Bunta, now available at 30% off for a limited time! Plus, SVS Press Book Club members are invited to
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SVS Press Club(Page)Announcing the new SVS Press Book Club Receive Every New SVS Press Book While Supporting the Mission of Orthodox Publishing Club members automatically receive new SVS Press books at a 30% discount...
Thou Art a Vineyard - Michael Legaspi(Post)Thou Art a Vineyard: A reflection on the season of Great Lent from St Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary Associate Professor of Old Testament, Michael LegaspiLast year, in the middle of Great Le