A Fool for Christ in the New Imperial City The post St. Xenia: Veneration and Glorification in ROCOR first appeared on ROCOR Studies ..read more

A Good Shepherd and Staunch Anticommunist The post Protopresbyter Alexey Ionov first appeared on ROCOR Studies ..read more

Abbess Elisabeth (Ampenoff) passed away on this day in 1999. The following account has been written by Reader John M. Harwood: Something must be said of the Russian Orthodox Convent of the Annunciation [in Brondesbury Park, London] which I have already mentioned in connection with Father George [Sheremetev]. This was established by Abbess Elizabeth (Ampenoff) […] The post Abbess Elisabeth (Ampenoff) first appeared on ROCOR Studies ..read more

Another Canonically Unprecedented Event of the 20th Century The post The All-Russian Council of 1945 first appeared on ROCOR Studies ..read more

Some Background History of Holy Trinity Seminary The post How HTS Came Into Being first appeared on ROCOR Studies ..read more

This early piece of research in English predating studies of the Mitred Archpriest Michael Protopopoff is published here with the kind permission of the editorial board of St. Vladimir's Theological Quarterly. In his first article, mentioned in the text the author focused on the Greek present in Australasia. The post Eastern Orthodoxy in Australasia II: The Russians first appeared on ROCOR Studies ..read more

St. John reflects upon the expression "the Soviet Church." Archpriest Peter Perekrestov found the draft of this letter. St. John of Shanghai and San Francisco wrote it on this day in 1963. The post Did the Byzantine Church Cease to be the Church During Iconoclasm? first appeared on ROCOR Studies ..read more

Two different reactions from the ROCOR intellectuals regarding this literatury piece from the Soviet Russia The post Doctor Zhivago first appeared on ROCOR Studies ..read more

Two different reactions from the ROCOR intellectuals regarding this literatury piece from the Soviet Russia The post Doctor Zhivago first appeared on ROCOR Studies ..read more

A Misunderstood Metropolitan? The post Metropolitan Platon (Rozhdestvenskii) first appeared on ROCOR Studies ..read more