Category Archives: byzantine Catholics

Book Review “Laurus” by Eugene Vodolazkin

Posted on March 7, 2016 by Olga Dytyniak

*  WARNING …  proceed with caution … SPOILER ALERT * Several days ago I finished reading the book Laurus* written about a 15th century monk who lived his life as a healer, trying to redeem the life of his young … Continue reading →

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but back to the beauty of Byzantine Christianity

Posted on November 30, 2015 by Olga Dytyniak

Christian orthodoxy continued The Christian churches in all the Balkans — this includes the Czechoslovakians, Romanians, Poles and others not already mentioned have always retained uninterrupted liturgies and church arts that the Russian Orthodox have claimed as only theirs.  And … Continue reading →

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