St Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary has a fascinating digital archive of talks and sermons from the past half century or so. Speakers include John Behr, Tom Hopko, Ephrem Lash, John Meyendorff, Jaroslav Pelikan, Philip Saliba, and Kallistos Ware. But, above all, it includes a large collection of talks by Alexander Schmemann. You can find the talks here.
31 July 2024
Preserving Orthodox Christian Voices
St Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary has a fascinating digital archive of talks and sermons from the past half century or so. Speakers include John Behr, Tom Hopko, Ephrem Lash, John Meyendorff, Jaroslav Pelikan, Philip Saliba, and Kallistos Ware. But, above all, it includes a large collection of talks by Alexander Schmemann. You can find the talks here.
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