In recent years, the Orthodox Church has begun to offer a wider array of multimedia resources for the discipleship of the faithful, a clearer exposition of the faith, the promulgation of the gospel, and the edification of believers: through digitized chant, podcasts, interviews with seminary faculty, Orthodox authors, clergy, monastics, and more. Here, you will find many such resources, able to be viewed and utilized directly from the blogspot or after being redirected.
Moreover, while it can be a distracting (sometimes even morally dejecting arena of the internet), YouTube has become an ever increasing platform for Orthodox multimedia. Excellent content is being produced daily by some of the most important voices in the Church today, and we would be wise to attend to this wisdom. Such voices featured here include the likes of Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick, Presbytera Frederica Mathewes-Green, Fr. Josiah Trenham, the affiliate clergy of the Convent of St. Elisabeth in Minsk, Belarus, Fr. Stephen Freeman, Mother Christophora, Fr. Michael Oleska, Jonathan Pageau, and others.
May you be blessed by the best that our internet has to offer!
The following videos are from the YouTube channel Theoria, and feature Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick, formerly the pastor of St. Paul’s Antiochian Orthodox Church of Emmaus, PA.
The following videos are also from the YouTube channel Theoria, and feature Presbytera Frederica Mathewes-Green. Her husband, Fr. Gregory Mathewes-Green, serves as Pastor Emeritus at Holy Cross Church in Linthicum Heights, MD.
The following videos are from the YouTube channel of the Catalogue of St. Elisabeth Convent in Minsk, Belarus, and feature the clergy of the convent, including Fr. Andrew Lemeshonok, Fr. George Glinski, Fr. Sergius Nezhbort, and others.
The following videos are from the YouTube channel Patristic Nectar Publications, and feature Fr. Josiah Trenham, who is the pastor at St. Andrew Orthodox Church in Riverside, CA.
The following videos are from the YouTube channel Protecting Veil, and feature Fr. Michael Oleksa, a retired Orthodox priest attached to the St. Innocent Russian Orthodox Cathedral in Anchorage, AK. Fr. Oleksa speaks on matters of Orthodoxy in Alaska, Orthodox evangelism, and American Orthodoxy.
The following videos are also from the YouTube channel Protecting Veil, and feature Hieromonk Seraphim Aldea, who is a postdoctoral Research Fellow at the School of Theology at Oxford University. He is also working to found the first Orthodox monastery in the Hebrides in over a millennium.
The following videos are also from the YouTube channel Protecting Veil, and feature Fr. Moses Berry, who serves as one of the priests of the Theotokos of “Unexpected Joy” Orthodox Church in Ash Grove, MO.
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