As much as the Orthodox faith is singular in doctrine and essence, it is at the same time beautifully diverse with many different cultural expressions brought to the festal table. Here we explore the similarities and differences of Paschal traditions among the Slavic and Greek cultures. 

Lent is a great time for us to quiet our distractions and spend more time in prayer and spiritual reading. The Church has given us so much wisdom from the mouths of the Holy Fathers and others through the generations—it can be for us like a fountain that refreshes and nourishes us during the Great Fast. We have collected a list of books that are sure to provide wonderful insight and  inspiration for you lenten journey. May it be blessed!

Here is a great group of reading lists for your precious book time. Prayer resources, Orthodox parenting, Orthodox must-reads, Newly-Orthodox, and other great books will easily fill up your book queue. Happy reading!

There are so many resources and options available, sometimes it can be overwhelming to know where to start. We have compiled some resources for Orthodox families to use when organizing home education.

On November 8 NS/21 OS, we celebrate the Synaxis of St. Michael and the Other Bodiless Powers, also known as the feast of the Archangels. Read on for resources and activities to observe this feast in your little church!

Celebrated on March 17 NS/30 OS, and arguably one of the most well-known Christian saints, Patrick of Ireland is loved by many in both the Eastern and Western churches. Read on for some fun resources to share with your family for St. Patrick's Day.

We have gathered resources below for observing St. Phanourios's feast day on August 27 NS/September 9 OS, but his intercessions are sought throughout the year. Bake a Phanouropita (Phanourios Cake) and say a prayer to St. Phanourios when something goes missing at your house!