To an Orthodox Christian, spirituality is incredibly important. Understanding how to live the life of Christ, and making sure we have all the tools necessary to do so, is part of our calling as Christians. We’ve dedicated this portion of our blog to articles about Orthodox spiritual life.
Through the Holy Mysteries, we directly experience the divine Grace of God. In this post, we explore what those Mysteries are.
As an Eastern Orthodox Christian, do you know who your patron saint is? If you don’t have one, how do you know which patron saint to choose?
Learn how blessed mourning leads to comfort and hope. Discover the true nature of mourning and its role in our spiritual growth.
Exploring the first beatitude: blessed are the poor in spirit. Learn what it means to have a spirit of humility and dependence on God.
Over the next several weeks, we will take an in-depth look at the Beatitudes through the lens of Orthodox Christianity. The Beatitudes are the series
In this post, we explain how to use your Psalter at home and how to benefit spiritually from making this a regular part of your prayer life.
Fasting helps us deepen our communion with God and draw close to Him. We get to enjoy numerous health benefits from it, too!
This post explains why the Orthodox pray for the dead. We also explain the tradition of blessing and eating “memorial wheat”.
Discover the importance of the Sunday of Thomas as the Church embraces doubt and recognizes its place in the journey of faith.
Feeling like you are failing at Great Lent? Discover hope and support in your spiritual journey this Lent season.
Discover how to balance the medical and dietary needs while fasting to maintain a strong spiritual connection in the Orthodox Church.
Explore the insights of Church Fathers on fasting, revealing its true spiritual significance and transformative power.
Explore the nuances of fasting at work and school for Eastern Orthodox Christians. Learn how to maintain spiritual renewal during busy times.
Explore the significance of almsgiving and prayer during fasts in the Eastern Orthodox tradition for spiritual renewal.
***If you would like to offer prayers for living and departed, please submit two separate requests: one for the living and one for the departed.
