Eastern Christian Books

The Byzantine liturgist Peter Galadza has said more than once that in many respects the study of all things Eastern, including Eastern litur...

As I have noted before , 2012 marks the 50th anniversary of the opening of the Second Vatican Council, that landmark event that, inter alia...

The spring issue (vol. 53, nos. 1-2) of Logos: A Journal of Eastern Christian Studies is beginning to take shape quite nicely. I will have m...

Too many Orthodox polemicists and apologists, who--as the Orthodox theologian David Bentley Hart has himself admitted--invariably know very...

I have received a book review from the liturgical scholar David Fagerberg of Notre Dame, himself the author of one of my favorite books in l...

Indisputably the most controversial change in the Latin Church following Vatican II had to do with liturgy. Debates about liturgical reform ...

It is a commonplace that the West's Pneumatology is weak while the East's is strong--but is that the case always and everywhere? Is...

The great historian Robert Taft has noted that, for all our theologizing about icons as being not physical representations but instead incar...