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Divergent Paths: Roman Catholic and Orthodox Views on Apostolic Succession

Apostolic succession is a foundational doctrine in both Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox traditions, referring to the uninterrupted transmission of spiritual authority (and teachings) from the apostles to bishops and

Icons and Idols: A Defense of the Orthodox Theology of Icons (Biblical and Apostolic Foundations)

Introduction The veneration of holy icons stands as a cornerstone of Orthodox Christian worship, embodying a profound theological reality rooted in Scripture and the apostolic tradition. Far from being a

Homily on Sunday 12/28/2025: The Righteous Joseph and James

The Righteous Guardians of the Incarnate Word In the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. Today, as we gather to honor the

On Kneeling and Prostration on Sunday (Orthodox Liturgy, Consecration)

Postures of Prayer in the Eastern Orthodox Divine Liturgy: Kneeling, Prostration, and Local Variations The Eastern Orthodox Church richly embodies prayer through physical postures, reflecting deep theology and participation in

Daniel’s Acceptance of Prostration and Incense: An Orthodox Reflection on Daniel 2:46-47

In the Book of the Prophet Daniel, chapter 2, we encounter an often-overlooked moment following the revelation and interpretation of King Nebuchadnezzar’s dream. The text states: Then King Nebuchadnezzar fell

Daniel, Josephus and Alexander the Great: An Orthodox reflection on a fulfilled prophecy

Alexander the Great and the Book of Daniel: A Providential Encounter in Josephus In the Eastern Orthodox Christian tradition, the Book of Daniel holds a central place among the prophetic