Jacob and Marina from the Generation Orthodox talk about what is happening with Death to the World as they setup the tents and prepare for the cornerstone Christian rock fest to kick off.

Marina lets us know that they have just got the merch tent open and promises to send pictures from her camera phone.

 Jacob and Marina from the Generation Orthodox talk about what is happening with Death to the World as they arrive at the evangelical Music festival Called Cornerstone.

 Marina is cooking hot dogs and talks about the first vespers service and where you can find them at Cornerstone.

The Path to Prayer: Do Not React, Do Not Resent, Keep Inner Stillness

This is the 5th part of a lecture series given by Fr. Jonah, abbot of the monastery of St. John of Shanghai and San Francisco. It is a question and answer session from the third session–Keep Inner Stillness

Do Not React, Do Not Resent, Keep Inner Stillness— these three principles are really a summation of the Philokalia, the collection of Orthodox Christian wisdom.

These disciplines are for everyone to practice and Fr. Jonah gives real life examples to translate this Christian practice into reality.

This is the forth part of a lecture series given by Fr. Jonah, abbot of the monastery of St. John of Shanghi and San Francisco. This recording features the third principle of The Path to Prayer: Keep Inner Stillness.

Do Not React, Do Not Resent, Keep Inner Stillness— these three principles are really a summation of the Philokalia, the collection of Orthodox Christian wisdom.

These disciplines are for everyone to practice and Fr. Jonah gives real life examples to translate this Christian practice into reality.

Bishop Thomas in this podcast talks about his vision of evangelism for the Orthodox Church. He explains the Orthodox understanding of the office of a Bishop and also shares about the Diaconate and the Priesthood.

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This is the third part of a lecture series given by Fr. Jonah, abbot of the monastery of St. John of Shanghi and San Francisco. This recording features the second principle of The Path to Prayer: Do Not Resent.

Do Not React, Do Not Resent, Keep Inner Stillness— these three principles are really a summation of the Philokalia, the collection of Orthodox Christian wisdom.

These disciplines are for everyone to practice and Fr. Jonah gives real life examples to translate this Christian practice into reality.

The Path to Prayer: Do Not React, Do Not Resent, Keep Inner Stillness

This is the 2nd part of a lecture series given by Fr. Jonah, abbot of the monastery of St. John of Shanghi and San Francisco. It is a question and answer session from the first session–Do Not React

Do Not React, Do Not Resent, Keep Inner Stillness— these three principles are really a summation of the Philokalia, the collection of Orthodox Christian wisdom.

These disciplines are for everyone to practice and Fr. Jonah gives real life examples to translate this Christian practice into reality.

The Path to Prayer: Do Not React, Do Not Resent, Keep Inner Stillness

This is the first part of a lecture series given by Fr. Jonah Paffhausen, abbot of the monastery of St. John of Shanghi and San Francisco.

Do Not React, Do Not Resent, Keep Inner Stillness— these three principles are really a summation of the Philokalia, the collection of Orthodox Christian wisdom.

These disciplines are for everyone to practice and Fr. Jonah gives real life examples to translate this Christian practice into reality.

A Link to the article by Fr. Jonah Paffhausen

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