Eastern Christian Books

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

If you do not know the work of John Paul Himka, you should, not least for such books as  Last Judgment Iconography in the Carpathians . Himk...

I have periodically drawn not nearly enough attention to my new book, released in April, on Married Priests in the Catholic Church.   So let...

Eastern Christians, especially some of those we today call, or who call themselves, Ukrainians, were for a very long time bound up with the ...

As we have just finished the 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, we continue nonetheless to learn about its aftermath. I re...

This collection, set for release in early August, features the respected historian  Barbara Skinner and a series of other international expe...

Well do I recall standing in a freezing sleet/snow mix on Parliament Hill in the capital city of Her Britannic Majesty's senior dominion...

It has been said for years that one of the factors holding up the canonization of Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky is some concern around what...

If this new book by Larry Wolff is half as fascinating as his  The Idea of Galicia: History and Fantasy in Habsburg Political Culture , it ...

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...