Classes
Christian Orthodox Education
Catechism (Greek: κατήχησις, katēchēsis, meaning “instruction” or “oral teaching”) is the systematic instruction of a person in the doctrines, Holy Tradition, moral teachings, and spiritual life of the Orthodox Christian Church.
Holy Scripture and Holy Tradition
A theological study of Divine Revelation as preserved in Holy Scripture and Holy Tradition, revealing God's providential plan for the salvation of mankind and the fullness of His revelation in our Lord Jesus Christ.
Christian Orthodox Dogmatic Theology
A systematic examination of the divinely revealed truths of the Orthodox Christian faith, including the mystery of the Holy Trinity, the Incarnation of the Son of God, the redemption of mankind, and the nature of the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church.
History of the Christian Church
A historical and theological examination of the life of the Church from the Apostolic Age to the present, emphasizing the preservation of Apostolic Tradition, the Ecumenical Councils, the defense of Orthodox doctrine, and the witness of the saints.
Writings of the Holy Fathers
A theological exploration of the patristic heritage of the Orthodox Church, examining the teachings of the Holy Fathers concerning Divine Revelation, the knowledge of God, the spiritual life, and the salvation and deification (theosis) of mankind.
Liturgical Orthodox Theology
A theological study of the Church's divine worship as the manifestation of her faith and participation in the heavenly Kingdom, with particular emphasis on the Divine Liturgy, the Holy Mysteries, and the sanctification of human life through prayer and worship.
Orthodox Moral and Ascetical Theology
A theological examination of the Christian life as the restoration of man's communion with God through repentance, purification from the passions, acquisition of the virtues, and growth in holiness by the grace of the Holy Spirit.