Orthodox Life

People often accuse the Orthodox Church of "worshipping icons". This is one of the most common misunderstandings about our faith. The truth is simple: Orthodox Christians do not worship wood... Read more...

Orthodox Churches Explained: Greek, Russian, Serbian & More

If you are new to Orthodoxy, you will quickly notice different names: Greek, Russian, Serbian, Romanian, Bulgarian, Antiochian, and more. Many people get confused and think these are "different churches",... Read more...

Catechism in the Orthodox Church

Before anyone becomes Orthodox, the Church receives them first as a catechumen. This is not a formality, it's a holy time of preparation. The catechism is the doorway and not... Read more...

Important Notice: Temporarily Unable to Ship to the USA

Dear Customers, We regret to inform you that, due to recent changes in U.S. import and postal regulations, we are currently unable to process shipments to the United States. This... Read more...

How to Set Up a Prayer Corner in an Orthodox Home

Learn how to set up an Orthodox prayer corner at home: icons, candles, holy water, Bible, and prayer ropes - the heart of every Orthodox family. Read more...

I Was Baptized in the Catholic or Protestant Church - Do I Need to Be Re-baptized in the Orthodox Church?

Catholic or Protestant baptism and Orthodoxy: when re-baptism is required, when chrismation is given, and how the Orthodox Church receives converts. Read more...

Children in the Orthodox Church

Every parent carries the weight of bringing life into the world, and the Orthodox Church guides us with clarity and compassion in these questions. Children are a gift from God,... Read more...

Meaning of Skulls in Orthodoxy

Why do skulls appear in Orthodox icons, prayer ropes, and monasteries - and what do they really mean for Christians today? Read more...

How to Choose a Patron Saint in the Orthodox Church?

Orthodox Christianity teaches every believer receives a patron saint - a heavenly intercessor who prays, guides, and strengthens your walk with Christ. Read more...

Orthodox Marriage: The Sacrament of Crowning

Marriage in the Orthodox Church is a sacrament: from prayer and fasting before the wedding to the crowning, communion, and lifelong unity in Christ. Read more...

Becoming a Priest or a Monk in the Orthodox Church

What it takes to become an Orthodox priest or monk - from studies and ordination to daily life, ranks, marriage rules, and the lifelong responsibilities each vocation carries. Read more...

Fasting in the Orthodox Church: A Guide for Beginners

The Orthodox guide to fasting: purpose, benefits, no-oil rules, fast-friendly foods, and what to do when we make mistakes and break the fast. Read more...

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