The Substack page of Addison Hodges Hart. A page primarily concerned with the interior and ascetical life of the Orthodox (and classical) Christian Tradition.
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"Orthodox burnout," Abbot Chapman, St. Benedict, St. Anthony and two recommendations (one video, one book)
There’s a Substack post making the rounds on the topic of “Orthodox burnout” (the last I looked, it had 582 “likes,” so it has obviously struck a chord). I applaud the author for his honesty. He’s a father, a husband, and works during the w...
On demons and exorcism (Part 6): Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena and...
... other delusions...
A sort of popular debate surrounds the ongoing “disclosures” of the U.S. government’s UAP files regarding “aliens” and “demons.” To reduce the argument to its bare bones, one side (let’s call it the “rationalist” sid...
A clutch of videos: A vibrant Orthodox parish in York, England; more about C. S. Lewis
With some extra demands on my time this week (all of them enjoyable and not burdensome), my forthcoming post in the present series about “demons and exorcism” is delayed for a few days. This video-laden post, though a sort of “filler,” shou...
Hell exaggerated: When "exorcism" is degraded to sensationalism and prurience (gratis post)
“Exorcists” are in the limelight. Not long ago, it was the late Fr. Gabriele Amorth who made the headlines with his sensational and often bizarre claims. Before him, it was Malachi Martin (an Irish former Jesuit who mingled scholarship and...
On demons and exorcism (Part 5): Pragmatic exorcism
In contemplating moral good and evil, the insights of St.
In contemplating moral good and evil, the insights of St. Diadochos of Photiki (c. 400 – c. 485) are notable for their concision and clarity. At the center of the matter, he stresse...
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Author of twelve books, both nonfiction and fiction. Retired parish priest and university chaplain. Orthodox Christian.
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