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Read about the inspiring courage of St Julian, whose solid faith transformed hearts — even in the face of torture and death. Learn how his witness can strengthen your own resolve in trials and doubts.
Find how St Panteleimon’s compassion, miraculous healings, and deep faith in Christ turned suffering into victory. Gather strength to face your own trials with hope and a heart open to God’s mercy.
Searching for inspiration in your faith journey? Let the story of St Paraskeva’s miracles, compassion, and unfailing confession move you to deeper trust in God and greater love for those in need.
A woman of privilege, Olympias chose a life of sacrificial love, giving her fortune to the poor and sick. Let her courage and deep trust in God inspire you to pursue charity and hope, even during challenging times.
At the very end of July, only four days apart, the Belarussian Orthodox Church commemorates two of the very first Russian Saints who happen to be related to each other - Saints Olga and Vladimir.
Journey with young Christina as her search for truth leads to faith, courage in persecution, and miracles that inspire thousands. Let her story move you to find strength and purpose in God.
On 4 July (or 17 July according to the new calendar), the Church commemorates Saint Andrew, Bishop of Crete. He is celebrated for his pious life and significant contributions to church hymnography.
He is remembered as one of the few heads of the Russian Church who openly opposed the Tsar for his treatment of dissent and the lawlessness of the Oprichnina rule.
Witness the final days of the Royal Martyrs through moving eyewitness accounts. Their steadfastness in suffering and quiet faith offer a deeper look at true Christian sacrifice in the face of cruelty.
Step into the story of St Nicodemus of Mount Athos, whose discipline and practical teachings touched countless lives. Discover how his wisdom on prayer and repentance brings clarity and renewal for seekers today.
On July 12 in the Belarussian Orthodox Church, the faithful celebrate the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul - the Holy Apostles.
St. Paisios of the Holy Mountain is known to many believers. The Orthodox Church canonised him as a saint on January 13, 2015. We dwell on the life of St. Paisios and the miraculous help that people receive through his holy prayers.
Saints Sergius and Herman of Valaam are revered fathers, miracle workers, and missionaries who ventured to Rus’ in the 10th century, even before its conversion to Christianity. What do we know about them? Which documents recount their lives?
These words were spoken to me by Ekaterina Polyakova. She is the mother of five children, the daughter of an artist, the wife of an iconographer, and an English teacher.
