Vocation Confusion It’s a thing. It’s when you know what you want to do, but aren’t sure where to go, or how to prepare, to do it. And often, the signs are clear, but there’s no telling what they all mean! Many know, for example, that they wish to serve God, and some know right […]
What is Team 360?
I sincerely pray that you, our readers, are in the midst of a peaceful and glorious holiday season. I wanted to share this email I received recently with you: Fr. Peck, Thank you so much for a great first semester! I am so grateful to be a student with Great Martyr Euphemia and I have […]
As We Close Out This Year
As this year winds to a close, I simply wanted to shoot you a quick email to remind you of three very cool things that happened at Journey to Orthodoxy this year. These are directly related to the investment which our people have made in the mission; so, you’ve got a big part in this. […]
Does Orthodoxy Need Monastic Orders?
Schema-Archimandrite Gabriel (Bunge) speaks about Catholic reforms, Orthodox tradition and the most important objective of monasticism Schema-Archimandrite Gabriel (Bunge) is the abbot of the Monastery of the Exaltation of the Cross located near Lugano, Switzerland. He is a well-known patrologist, theologian and an author of a number of books, which have been translated into numerous European languages. Fr. Gabriel answers […]
Mass Baptisms Happen in Rivers All Over Russia
Priests and bishops roll up their sleeves and walk into rivers in their vestments. Hundreds of people of all ages–babies, youth, adults and the elderly–follow them into the water by Michael Tare In recent years, mass baptisms have returned to Russia, necessitated by the mass return to Christianity of the nation after the fall of […]
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