Eastern Christian Books

Since Russia invaded Ukraine, I have been moderately surprised at the level of commentary in the Western media about the role Orthodoxy play...

One of the longest "foreign" trips I undertook 20 years ago was to Ukraine. That capped a decade of extensive international travel...

Some--typically reactionary American fantasists and recent converts, the two often being the same dreary little group--like to put it about ...

For those who read German and want (in addition to the landmark study of Nicholas Denysenko, interviewed here ) a new book to understand the...

I learned last night that the author of this book, Nicholas Denysenko, has, for his labours herein, won honorable mention with the Omeljian ...

I am of course deeply interested in the problems of historical memory, especially among the Christians of Eastern Europe, and have often dis...

We live in an era that has suddenly rediscovered the problems of nationalism it seems. For those of us in the Christian East, this has been ...

For many years now the questions of memory and the healing of its traumas have preoccupied me, especially in Catholic-Orthodox relations, bu...

When I interviewed Nicholas Denysenko recently, part of our discussion centred on the role of political theologies in shaping, and often de...

I have said privately to friends for some time now that I never expected to see movement on the Ukrainian Orthodox situation, least of all i...