Incommunion Essays Archives – Page 13 of 23

By Archbishop Lazar (Puhalo) Asullen, somber young man goes to a gun store in Virginia, where he will have no difficulty purchasing...

by Paul Grenier "I was in prison, and you visited Me." These words from the Gospel remind us that Christianity is not...

by David J. Goa Someone who has actually tasted truth is not contentious for truth. Someone who is considered by people to...

By W. David Holden In the 20th and 21st centuries the practice of voluntary simplicity has rightly become a central virtue for...

by Metropolitan Anthony of Sourozh And behold, one came up to him, saying, "Teacher, what good deed must I do, to have...

True stories become legends and legends are compressed via symbols into myths. The St. George of myth was a knight in armor...

by Mother Raphaela We, with the whole of creation, are fallen. Along with the writers of the Old Testament, we can take...

by Philip Gorski Holy Fool, detail from a painting by Surikov Throughout the history of Russian literature, holy foolishness (iurodstvo) has been...

January 2007 Dear In Communion reader, On the cover of this issue of In Communion is an icon of one of the...

[Lecture delivered at St Herman's Orthodox Church in Edmonton, Canada, 15 October 2006] by Jim Forest But I say to you, Love...