As you can see above, I’ve added and expanded some of the other individual pages on this blog, for the sake of Orthodox seekers, inquirers, catechumens and the newly-Chrismated/Baptized. To summarize:
First, there is a disclaimer that explains the intentions of this blog and the many shortcomings. Lord, have mercy.
Second, there is a helpfully organized archive of various articles or posts from over the years, arranged by topic (broadly speaking). This provides a quick-reference starting point for whatever subject it is you’re interested in learning more about.
Next, I have put together a brief outline of “how to pray” in the Orthodox manner for those interested in such things (which is hopefully everyone). This is a simple and ancient daily assembly of prayers that can be said at home (in the morning and evening as a starting point). Your prayer life can and will grow from there.
Closely connected to Orthodox prayer is our “confession of faith” or “Symbol of Faith” (a.k.a. the Nicaean-Constantinopolitan Creed). It would be helpful to learn and memorize this confession and to make it part of one’s daily prayers (and not only reciting it on Sunday during the Liturgy).
And finally, there is a brief introduction to the Orthodox Church written for those with little-to-no knowledge of the Church at all (which is, sadly, a surprisingly large number of people in America today). This can be a helpful starting place for anyone interested in the Faith or for those trying to explain it to an outsider.
I pray these resources are helpful for you in your own journey of Faith. Please forgive me for any errors or causes of offense therein. Lord, have mercy on me the sinner!




