Orthodoxy and modernity. Digital Library
On the New Slavic Language of Worship
Walked or walked?
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See the beauty
A real treasure
The Temptation of Well-Being
The worse, the better?
Splicing that doesn't exist
"A birch tree is beautiful..."
An ordinary family story
Everything is possible
Freedom Time
Persecution is permanent
Sect as a diagnosis of time
On jealousy not according to reason
Waiting for the end of the world
In Search of Salvation
In striving for a feat
You need to work on your heart
Our preaching must be addressed to our own people
The meaning of life is service
The Fullness of Fatherly Love
Empowering God to Act
We don't need to make excuses for our grandmothers
Alignment with the West?
The myth of scary grandmothers
Learning to be grateful
Sobriety is an actual virtue
Man fears God
Faith is what cracks the sense of complacency
Answers to questions
Church, society, state
Actual Problems of Church Life
Monasticism, pastoral care
Spiritual Life
Man in the modern world
Family, relationships between people
About The Author
Preface
The cause of spiritual enlightenment is a priority for the Russian Orthodox Church today, as Bishop Longin of Saratov and Volsk emphasizes in all his speeches. And in the Saratov diocese this statement finds a real embodiment in life: diocesan and parish newspapers and magazines are published; one of the most visited Orthodox Internet portals in the Russian Internet is maintained; youth associations are created; there are Sunday schools for adults and children; Cooperation with schools and universities is being strengthened.