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A thorough examination of Fr. Alexander Schmemann's views on the historical development and meaning of the Orthodox Church's prayer and worship. Fr. Michael Pomazansky, author of the popular book Orthodox Dogmatic Theology, provides an antidote to the poisonous stance of Fr. Alexander, which Fr. Seraphim Rose warns of, describing it as "the inevitable iconoclastic conclusions from Fr. Schmemann's already Protestant views". 0:00 Beginning 0:11 Introduction by Fr. Seraphim "Renovated Orthodoxy": The Liturgical Theology of Father A. Schmemann 2:10 Article Begins 3:50 The Orthodox Liturgical Order 9:51 The Constantinian Era 13:37 The Sacraments and the Sanctifying Element In Sacred Rites 21:53 The Hierarchy and the Sacrament of Priesthood 28:13 The Invocation and Glorification of Saints 41:43 Church Feasts 48:30 Conclusion Letters 51:13 "If Fr. Schmemann is their 'theologian'..." -Fr. Seraphim, Apr 26/May 9, 1970 52:31 “Who are not Orthodox” -Fr. Seraphim, June 8/21, 1970

Book available: https://www.holytrinitypublications.com/eternal-mysteries-beyond-the-grave Published by: Holy Trinity Publications, Jordanville Eternal Mysteries Beyond the Grave Compiled by Archimandrite Panteleimon (Nizhnik) Printshop of St Job of Pochaev --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/athonite-audio/support

Bobby Maddex interviews Fr. Kevin Kalish about his new book She Who Loved Much, the Sinful Woman in St. Ephrem the Syrian and the Orthodox Tradition. Published by Holy Trinity Publications. Information about his book is available @ http://bookstore.jordanville.org/ https://kevinkalish.substack.com https://orthodoxlife.org/jordanville-readings/ephrem-graecus-sinful-woman/

Bobby Maddex interviews Fr. Kevin Kalish about his new book She Who Loved Much, the Sinful Woman in St. Ephrem the Syrian and the Orthodox Tradition. Published by Holy Trinity Publications. Information about his book is available here, here, and here.

Today we're happy to share two shorter stories, one called "Just Like Salt" and the other the return of everyone's favorite villain: Baba Yaga. In the analysis section, Deacon Nicholas recommends a wonderful new book that has some fascinating things to say about early Christian poetry and imaginative fictions. Be sure to check out "She Who Loved Much" by Fr Kevin Kalish, from Holy Trinity Publications.

Today we're happy to share two shorter stories, one called "Just Like Salt" and the other the return of everyone's favorite villain: Baba Yaga. In the analysis section, Deacon Nicholas recommends a wonderful new book that has some fascinating things to say about early Christian poetry and imaginative fictions. Be sure to check out "She Who Loved Much" by Fr Kevin Kalish, from Holy Trinity Publications.

Christ is Risen! Truly He is Risen! As promised, today we continue to share a conversation we had with Professor Jean-Claude Larchet on May 3rd about his life and writings. In today's episode, Dr. Larchet discusses his book, Life After Death According to the Orthodox Tradition, of which a second edition was published last November by Holy Trinity Publications. Like all our books, Life After Death is available worldwide, wherever you prefer to buy your books. And, like many of our titles, Life After Death is also available on your preferred e-reading platform. A quick point of context: May 3rd, the day this interview was recorded, was also Radonitsa, or the Day of Rejoicing. This is the Tuesday of the second week of Pascha, a day particularly set aside for commemoration and prayers for reposed Orthodox Christians. And you'll hear a reference to that fact about ten minutes in. And with that, Jordanville Readings presents part 2 of our conversation with Professor Jean-Claude Larchet.-------------Psychiatrist Raymond Moody's book, Life after Life (Wikipedia)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_After_Life_(Moody_book)Life After Death According to the Orthodox Traditionhttps://www.holytrinitypublications.com/life-after-death-larchetRadonitsa (Wikipedia) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radonitsa

Christ is Risen! Truly He is Risen! Over the next few days, we'll be bringing you something a little different here on Jordanville Readings. On May 2-4, we were honored to host Professor Jean-Claude Larchet at Holy Trinity Monastery. Dr. Larchet is a French convert to the Faith and is one of the most well-known living Orthodox authors and patrologists (that is, scholars of the writings of the Holy Fathers) today. He graciously took some time during his visit to sit down with us and talk about his life as an Orthodox Christian, his studies and writings, and especially the books he has published recently under the banner of Holy Trinity Publications. We'll bring you that conversation in full over the next several episodes of Jordanville Readings. But it's worth mentioning here that Dr. Larchet's latest book to appear in English will be officially published in just a few days! It's called The Spiritual Roots of the Ecological Crisis. In it, Professor Larchet finds the roots of the global ecological crisis in a rejection of a truly Christian cosmology and proposes principles and actions deeply rooted in his Christian ethos that would allow mankind to restore and reinvigorate its relationship with nature. The book is available now in both paperback and digital formats, wherever books are sold!With that, here is part 1 of our conversation with Professor Jean-Claude Larchet.-----------*New book*: The Spiritual Roots of the Ecological Crisishttps://www.holytrinitypublications.com/larchet-ecologyElder Sergei of Vanves: Life and Teachings, by Jean-Claude Larchethttps://churchsupplies.jordanville.org/elder-sergei-of-vanves-life-and-teachings/Therapy of Spiritual Illnesses, by Jean-Claude Larchethttps://churchsupplies.jordanville.org/therapy-of-spiritual-illnesses-an-introduction-to-the-ascetic-tradition-of-the-orthodox-church/Mental Disorders and Spiritual Healinghttps://www.amazon.com/Mental-Disorders-Spiritual-Healing-Teachings/dp/159731045X?&_encoding=UTF8&tag=htpub-20

Christ is Risen! Truly He is Risen!Dear readers and listeners! On behalf of our abbot, Bishop Luke of Syracuse, all those who labor to produce this podcast, and the entire staff of Holy Trinity Publications, I greet you with the Bright Feast of Pascha, the Resurrection of the Lord. We are taking a short break this week for respite and to catch up on some of the other work that has piled up over the past week. We'll be back with new episodes next Monday, but If you have time this week and would like to listen to some Pascha-appropriate episodes, may I recommend scrolling back in your podcast feed to May 3rd through 7th, 2021? Last week's Bright Week boasted a full complement of readings from our books, Chosen for His People, Striving toward God, and Testament of Memory.With that, we thank you for listening and we pray that you and your loved ones may have continued joy in our Risen Saviour, Jesus Christ, throughout this Paschal season and beyond.Христос Воскресе! Воистину Воскресе!

The laborers of Holy Trinity Publications extend our heartfelt congratulations on this Feast of the Kursk-Root Icon of the Mother of God to the Hierarchs, clergy, and faithful of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad.Show notes and full archive at OrthodoxLife.org/podcast© 2020 Holy Trinity Monastery, Inc.First broadcast Dec. 10, 2021

The laborers of Holy Trinity Publications extend our heartfelt congratulations on this Feast of the Kursk-Root Icon of the Mother of God to the Hierarchs, clergy, and faithful of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad.Show notes and full archive at OrthodoxLife.org/podcast© 2020 Holy Trinity Monastery, Inc.

An introduction to the new daily podcast from Holy Trinity Publications in Jordanville, NY. Every weekday, we'll bring you a 10 to 15 minute selection from our library of spiritual counsels, lives of saints, biographies and more. Listen on your morning walk, during your lunch break, or on your evening commute as we offer a daily dose from the Heritage of Orthodox Russia.Our first episode drops Thanksgiving Day — Thursday, November 26th.To learn more about our publishing work, visit HolyTrinityPublications.com.

Bobby Maddex interviews Reader Nicholas Chapman, Dn. Paul Siewers, and Kh. Frederica Matthewes-Green about the new title from Holy Trinity Publications, Healing Humanity: Confronting Our Moral Crisis. Listen in as they discuss the conference that inspired the book as well as timely topics such as sexuality, freedom, theosis and the challenges that Christians face as they stand for traditional values. This incredible title can be purchased directly from Holy Trinity Publications here.

Bobby Maddex interviews Reader Nicholas Chapman, Dn. Paul Siewers, and Kh. Frederica Matthewes-Green about the new title from Holy Trinity Publications, Healing Humanity: Confronting Our Moral Crisis. Listen in as they discuss the conference that inspired the book as well as timely topics such as sexuality, freedom, theosis and the challenges that Christians face as they stand for traditional values. This incredible title can be purchased directly from Holy Trinity Publications here.

Bobby Maddex interviews Nicholas Chapman, the Director of Holy Trinity Publications, about a newly translated book by St. Ignatius Brianchaninov titled The Field: Cultivating Salvation.

Bobby Maddex interviews Nicholas Chapman, the Director of Holy Trinity Publications, about a newly translated book by St. Ignatius Brianchaninov titled The Field: Cultivating Salvation.

Nicholas Chapman interviews Fr. John Strickland, the author of The Making of Holy Russia: The Orthodox Church and Russian Nationalism Before the Revolution, published by Holy Trinity Publications.

In these episodes, Fr. John Parker reads Indication of the Way into the Kingdom of Heaven by Saint Innocent of Alaska, a beautiful, simple, and short book on the basics of Christianity, authored by one of our North American saints. "Part Two: How Jesus Christ lived on Earth, and What He Suffered for Us." pp 11-16. For permission to read, Fr. John thanks Holy Trinity Publications, Jordanville, NY. Indication, ISBN 0-88465-075-8, can be purchased at http://www.holytrinitypublications.com or at good bookstores and websellers everywhere.

In these episodes, Fr. John Parker reads Indication of the Way into the Kingdom of Heavenby Saint Innocent of Alaska, a beautiful, simple, and short book on the basics of Christianity, authored by one of our North American saints. "Part One: The Blessings that Jesus Christ has granted Us by His Death," pp 8-11. For permission to read, Fr. John thanks Holy Trinity Publications, Jordanville, NY. Indication, ISBN 0-88465-075-8, can be purchased at http://www.holytrinitypublications.com or at good bookstores and websellers everywhere.

In these episodes, Fr. John Parker reads Indication of the Way into the Kingdom of Heaven by Saint Innocent of Alaska, a beautiful, simple, and short book on the basics of Christianity, authored by one of our North American saints. Introduction, pp.5-7. For permission to read, Fr. John thanks Holy Trinity Publications, Jordanville, NY. Indication, ISBN 0-88465-075-8, can be purchased at http://www.holytrinitypublications.com or at good bookstores and websellers everywhere.

Nicholas Chapman reviews Herman, A Wilderness Saint: From Sarov, Russia to Kodiak, Alaska by Sergei Korsun, published by Holy Trinity Publications.

Katherine Hyde reviews A Champion of Good: The Life of Father Ilarion by Natalia Mikhailovna Kopyttseva, published by Holy Trinity Publications.

Katherine Hyde reviews Testament of Memory: A Siberian Life by Mikhail Chevalkov, translated by John Warden and published by Holy Trinity Publications.