HITLER AND PUTIN: 1938 AND 2022

                   

by Paul Gavrilyuk, Aquinas Chair in Theology and Philosophy at the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, Minnesota.  

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THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL CONTOURS OF FLOROVSKY’S NEOPATRISTIC THEOLOGY

Paul Gavrilyuk,  'Epistemological Contours of Florovsky's Neopatristic Theology', Journal of Eastern Christian Studies, 69 (2017), 11-24.

SIGNIFICANCE OF THE GREAT AND HOLY ORTHODOX COUNCIL (AUDIO)

During the week of June 19, the leaders of the self-governing Orthodox churches worldwide gathered on the island of Crete for the first global Council of the Orthodox Church in more than 1,000 years. 

THE GREAT AND HOLY COUNCIL OF CRETE AND ORTHODOX-CATHOLIC RELATIONS

Paul Gavrilyuk

The forthcoming Pan-Orthodox Council of Crete, planned for June 2016, will ratify several important documents, including “Relations of the Orthodox Church with the Rest of the Christian World.” The latest draft of the “Relations” document was adopted by the Fifth Pan-Orthodox Conference in October 2015 and is available online in different languages. How does this document compare to Vatican II’s Decree on Ecumenism?

CAN ANYTHING GOOD COME OUT OF A PAN-ORTHODOX COUNCIL? A RESPONSE TO DETRACTORS

by Paul Gavrilyuk,

The Patriarchate of Constantinople has been at the forefront of planning a Great and Holy Council, which will gather together the leaders of all fourteen self-governing Orthodox Churches. While the Council has its share of supporters, there are influential groups within the Orthodox Church that oppose the Council for political and theological reasons. What are these reasons? Why is the Council perceived as a threat? Why do the Orthodox Christians need such a Council today? These questions require cool-headed consideration