A Russian Catholic
Maxim GrigorieffThis is a Substack of a Russian Catholic of the Byzantine rite, a seminarian and a tonsured reader who loves the Catholic Church, his Motherland, and the Christendom. All the discourse here is about these three, for their peace and unity in Christ.
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The Kiss on Trial Pt 4.1: From 'God-Fearing' to 'Superstitious'. A Failure on the Hill of Ares
This article is both a continuation of—and something of an off-topic companion to—my investigation into St John Paul II’s kiss of the Qur’an in Rome in 1999: an event surrounded by an atmosphere of secrecy, yet one with a long prehistory an...
Why Are Orthodox Confessions and Marriages Recognised as Valid, While Those of the SSPX — No More?
Why, following the SSPX’s recent break with Rome, are its confessions and marriages declared invalid in the recent letter from the Apostolic See, while those of the Eastern Orthodox — traditionally regarded as schismatics — are presumed val...
The Russian Dormition Nunnery in Rome
Below is an English translation of a Russian-language work by a Russian Catholic priest and hegumen Rostislav Kolupaev, Doctor of Historical Sciences. Taken from open sources in Russian.
“Your prayers have surely been heard by the L...
A Personal Proposal to the Readers and Supporters
I have never placed my theological or apologetic writing behind a paywall, and I never will. As I understand my vocation as an Eastern Catholic cleric and, God willing, a future priest, making these texts freely available is part of my miss...
The Kiss On Trial Pt 3: Atheism, Superstition and One World Religion
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In 2007, the wider world first discovered that Pope St John Paul II had kissed a copy of the Qur’an. What followed was arguably one of the first genuinely internet-age religious scandals. Postmodern in both form an...
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A Russian Catholic seminarian of the Byzantine Rite, a Reader, and MA in Philology, devoted to the growth of Catholicism in Russia and beyond.
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