The Chotki (EN version)
Through the timeless practice of the Jesus Prayer, this book introduces the reader to the heart of Orthodox spirituality. Rooted in Holy Scripture and the wisdom of the Holy Fathers, it offers practical guidance toward repentance, inner stillness, and a deeper communion with Christ.
The Our Father (EN version)
A profound Orthodox meditation on the Lord’s Prayer, The Our Father: A Path of Transformation in Christ explores each petition through Scripture, patristic wisdom, and spiritual reflection. More than an explanation of a prayer, it reveals the Our Father as a living path of repentance, communion with God, and participation in the life of the Kingdom.
Our Confesion of Faith
A contemplative reflection on the Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed, born from prayer, pastoral ministry, and a deep love for the Orthodox Church. It invites readers to rediscover the timeless truths of the Apostolic Faith and embrace them as a living guide to Christian life.
The Lost of Faith
These pages were written for those who seek without finding, found without seeking; they say they love, but they hate; They say they hate, but they love. To those who are looking for an answer that is clearly not in these pages and that they will only find inside.
Ecclesiology of Mystical Time (EN version)
Time is not a simple astronomical coordinate or a utilitarian resource; it is the sacred canvas where God unfolds the salvation of the human race and, tragically, the stage where the mystery of iniquity tries to disfigure the Mystical Body of Christ.
The Prsecuted Church(EN version)
"If the Higher Ecclesiastical Authority ... for whatever reason his governmental activity ceases, the diocesan bishop immediately enters into the full government of his diocese... and organizes ecclesial life on the basis of the Holy Canons." - Decree No. 362 (1920)
The Holy Fathers of the Orthodox Church
Approaching the Holy Fathers of the Orthodox Church is not a mere exercise in theological archaeology or a historiographical review of the Byzantine past. It is, in essence, entering through the front door into the workshop where the very experience of the Mystery of Christ was forged, with tears, prayer and blood.