Angie visits a shrine to St. Nektarios in Charlotte, NC.
All in Saints
St. Tryphon of Pechenga and Kola
What if you felt called to serve others in a place far away from home? What if the way to reach people's hearts was through simply being present in their lives, and speaking their language- both literally and metaphorically?
The life of St. Tryphon, Enlightener of Lapland, shows us how that brings people closer to Christ.
Saint Odo of Cluny
This month, Nic’s artwork shines a light on a unique and lesser-known saint: Saint Odo of Cluny.
French-born St. Odo of Cluny, whose feast day is celebrated in November, teaches us a bit about humility, and how we have to work hard to make sure we remain diligent in our faith- even when others around us don’t always agree.
St. Jonah of Manzhuria
Where do we find joy and rest from our service to God? St. Jonah of Manzhuria's story shows the power of such places.
Zenaida and Philonella
Saints Zenaida and Philonella offered holistic healing to many. Kh. Faith tells their story leading up to their feast day and shares how it reminds her of the simplicity of what is really required of us.
The Romanovs Under House Arrest: A Book Review
In this review, Angie shares her experience reading The Romanovs Under House Arrest: From the 1917 Diary of a Palace Priest where she connects the story of the Romanov family with the allegory of Animal Farm written by George Orwell.
The Holy Grief of St. Xenia
St. Xenia's loss of her husband at a young age transformed her life and ultimately led her to sainthood. Kh. Faith shares St. Xenia's story and discusses how it challenges and encourages her in her own spiritual life.
Saint Nektarios and the Corner Church
Paula shares a treasured experience in a little village stone church with the blessed Saint Nektarios.
Saint Nicholas of Myra
In commemorating his feast day, Khouria Faith meditates on the life and works of Saint Nicholas.
Saint Maria of Paris
Regina reflects on the life and words of an inspiring holy woman, Saint Maria of Paris.
St. Raphael of Brooklyn
This past summer, Angie discovered that her family holds an interesting connection to Saint Raphael of Brooklyn.
Saint Ignatius of Antioch
Jacob considers several quotes from this early martyr while encouraging us to embrace silence in our daily lives.
Matushka Olga
Edna kicks off the newest EO series by writing about a holy woman she admires: Matushka Olga.
St. Fanourios, the Patron Saint of Lost and Found
Angie writes about how losing a pair of glasses can sometimes lead to baking a cake with her son.
Jesus is the Light of the World
Angie writes about on of her family’s cherished advent traditions: commemorating the life of Saint Lucia.