Not the Roman Empire
American Orthodox: The year is 2026, not 540.
We do not live in a Christian empire. We are not destined to follow a Christian emperor into a glorious battle — or whatever else you may imagine.
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Amy Coney Barrett is a Symptom – Not the Disease
Examine Patrick Henry’s warnings about the U.S. Constitution and explore an Orthodox Christian critique of America’s constitutional order, arguing that today’s judicial conflicts reflect deeper flaws in the nation’s founding principles.
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Judicial Absurdity in Estonia: When the Law Becomes a Weapon Against Faith
Explore how Estonia’s legal actions against the Orthodox Church raise serious concerns about religious freedom, church autonomy, and the rule of law.
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“The League of Nations: Its Ideals, Its Faults, and Its Dangers” – A lecture delivered by the Saintly Martyr Ionel Mota in 1929
Explore Saintly Martyr Ionel Moța’s 1929 lecture on the League of Nations, examining its ideals, faults, and dangers through an Orthodox Christian perspective on international relations, morality, and lasting peace.
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Akathist to the Lord Jesus Christ, the Bearer of the Crown of Thorns and the Cross
Meditate on the saving Passion of Christ with this Orthodox Akathist to the Lord Jesus Christ, the Bearer of the Crown of Thorns and the Cross. This prayer hymn invites the faithful to repentance, humility, and deeper devotion to the crucified Savior through the mystery of His sacrificial love.
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New England’s Orthodox Heritage
Discover the often-overlooked Orthodox heritage of New England and explore how Eastern Christianity has shaped the region’s spiritual history. This article examines the roots, legacy, and enduring witness of Orthodox Christianity in one of America’s most influential cultural centers.
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Canon of Prayer to Saint Apostle Barnabas
Discover the Canon of Prayer to Saint Barnabas, the Apostle known as the Son of Consolation, and seek his intercessions through this traditional Orthodox hymn. This prayer canon reflects on his apostolic witness, missionary zeal, and faithful service to Christ and the early Church.
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The Akathist of the Four Holy Evangelists: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John
Discover the Akathist to the Four Holy Evangelists—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John—and deepen your appreciation for the Gospel writers who faithfully proclaimed Christ to the world. This Orthodox hymn offers prayerful reflection on their lives, witness, and enduring role in preserving the apostolic faith.
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The Anti-Gospel of Americanism
An analysis of “Americanism” as a competing civic religion shaped by Enlightenment ideals, nationalism, consumer culture, and liberal democracy, contrasted with Orthodox Christian understandings of truth, personhood, and spiritual life. The article explores how modern American identity can function as a substitute gospel that reshapes moral vision and religious commitment.
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Akathist to the Prison Saints of Romania and Holy Martyrs Ecaterina Gata and Nicoleta Nicolescu
Read the Akathist to the Prison Saints of Romania and Holy Martyrs Ecaterina Gata and Nicoleta Nicolescu, along with their inspiring stories of faith, suffering, and steadfast witness to Christ under persecution.
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