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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Stereometry of Predestination and a Man's Free Will
Disclaimer: I’m not a mathematician and I’m not trying to prove any theological thesis mathematically. I’m only demonstrating some things through metaphors.
Purgatory in the Russian Orthodox Requiem Service
In that order of the Panikhida – the memorial service for the departed – that is celebrated according to the Russian tradition, there appears, in the Litany for the dead, the following petition:
Νοῦς τῆς Ἐκκλησίας pt. 2: How Dogmas Were Made in the Early Church
### In the previous part…
Νοῦς τῆς Ἐκκλησίας: Are Catholic and Orthodox Theologies Essentially Opposed?
I’ll begin with some good news — Michael Warren Davis has written another important article, and this time I find myself even less inclined to disagree with him.
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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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