Translations From Antiquity

 

 

 

 

  • "Letters" of Isidore of Pelusium as commissioned by Roger Pearse (a very active antiquity and Patristic's blogger)

 

        on one page: To the Emperor Theodosius

                      To Cyril of Alexandria

                      To the Bishop Cyril (2 letters)

 

      another page: To the Emperor Theodosius - How to Provide Assurance to the Synod

                   To the Reader Timotheos - On How You Cannot Argue With an Ignorant Person

 

      another page: To the Palace Eunuch Pharismanius

                   To the Palace Eunuch Antiochus

      another page: To Antiochus

                   To Hermogenes, Lampetius, and Leontius, Bishops

                                                To Paul

                   To Athanasius

                   To Zosimus, Priest

               another page: To Marinos, Bishop

                   To Domitius, Count

                   To Palladius, Deacon

                   To Palladius, Sub-Deacon

                   To Alphius, Sub-Deacon

                   To Ammonius, Scholasticus

 

      another page: To Symmachus

                   To Martinianus, Zosimus, Maron, Eustathius

                   To Archibius the Priest

 

                           another page :      To Casius, the Priest

          (...and many more to come, I'm sure.  Thank you for such a great service Roger.  Also support him through buying his CD of the "Fathers of the Church in English." - Take a look.  As well, I could have copied and pasted all of his work onto one page, which would make for easier navigating but I'll let the miner browse around Mr. Pearse's site in search of his treasures.  No doubt, when the translation is complete he'll put it all on one page with his other WORK.)

 

Translations From Modernity


  • trans. by

 

v      Homily on Cheese-fare Sunday

v     Another Homily on Cheese-fare Sunday

v     Homily on the Sunday of the Triumph of Orthodoxy

v     Homily on Wednesday of the Second Week of Great Lent

Homily before Confession - Friday the Second Week of Lent

 

  • Homilies of St. Luke (Voino-Yasenetskii) Archbishop of Simferopol trans. by

 

 

v      Hieromartyr Amphilius of Yenisei (Krasnoyarsk)

v      Canonization of Four Holy New Martyrs and Confessors of Russia

v      New Hieromartyr Evgenii, Metropolitan of Nizhygorod (Gorky)

v      St. Gabriel (Igoshkin), Confessor of Melkess

v      Martyr Nikolai Ivanovich Gusev

v      Archimandrite Neophytus (Osipov) Canonized

·               Other translations by

 

v      Archbishop Michael of Yaroslavl

v      Speech of St. Tikhon (Belavin) on Raising Fr.
Sebastian (Dabovic) to Archimandrite

v      Christmas Message of Patriarch Alexey II 2008/2009

v      Acceptance Speech of Newly-chosen Patriarch Kirill

v      Patriarch Kirill the TV Show Host

v      Talk on the Sunday of the Last Judgment - St. John of Kronstadt

v      Homily on the Sunday of Orthodoxy - Patriarch Kirill

- Archbishop John Shahovsky (2 translations - HERE and HERE)

 

·         Elder Aimilianos (Vafeidis) former Abbot of Simonas Petra on Mount AthosTranslations of his writings and homilies can be found on THIS blog.  This includes:

 

v      His last public homily(given at the Sacred Monastery of the Holy Cross, Jerusalem)

v      On Prayer (excerpt from "The Authentic Seal: Spiritual Instruction and Discourses)

v      Orthodox Spirituality and the Technological Revolution (excerpt from "The Authentic Seal: Spiritual Instruction and Discourses)

v      Marriage: The Great Sacrament (a sermon delivered in the Church of St.Nicholas, Trikala, Greece, 17 January, 1971)

 

·         His Holiness Patriarch Pavle On Prayer in three parts: ONE,  TWO,  THREE, translated by Fr. Milovan Katanic

 

·         The following are all translation offered up during the Lenten period (2009) by Felix Culpa [and what a Felix Culpa!]

 

v     An interview of Dr. Aleksei Ivanovich Sidorov with the Hieromonk Adrian (Pashin) [March 30, 2009] Part ONE  &  TWO

v     Bishop Atanasije on the theme of repentance, confession, and fasting – Introduction, ONE, TWO & THREE

 

v     How to Preserve the Joy of the Resurrection” by Bishop Benjamin of Saratov and Balashov

 

v     The Symbolism of Traditional Russian Paschal Foods” by Fr. Mikhail Vorobiev

 

v     On A Rule For Life” by Bishop Mefody of Campanie

 

v     On Humility and Love” from Bright Monday by Bishop Benjamin of Saratov and Balshov

 

v     On Bright Week” by Archimandrite John Krestiankin

 

v     On The Spiritual Life” by Bishop Mefody of Campanie

 

v     Rejoice in the Lord Always” by Bishop Mitrophan of Boston

 

v     The Spiritual Testament of Metropolitan Philaret of Eastern America and New York (found in his typewriter after his blessed repose)

 

v     On Thomas Sunday” by Metropolitan Anthony Khrapovitsky

 

v     On The Incredibility of Thomas” by Archbishop Averky

 

v     On Thomas Sunday” by Bishop Mefody of Campanie

 

v     The Power of Christ” (delivered on Thomas Sunday) by Bishop Benjamin of Saratov and Balshov

 

v     Blasphemous Thoughts and Despair” by St. Kronid

 

v     On Divisions” by Bishop Mefody of Campanie

 

v     A Pascha of Incorruption” by New Hieromartyr Hilarion Troitsky

 

v     Two Teachers and A Consolation in Our Life” by Bishop Benjamin of Saratov and Balshov

 

v     On the Sunday of the Myrrh-Bearing Women” by Metropolitan Anthony Khrapovitsky

 

v     On the Sunday of the Myrrh-Bearing Women” by Metropolitan Philaret on Eastern America and New York

 

v     On the Sunday of the Paralytic” by St. Justin Popovic

 

v     On the Sunday of the Paralytic” by Bishop Mefody of Campanie

 

v     On Patience” (delivered on the Sunday of the Paralytic) by Archimandrite Kirill (Pavlov)

 

v     “Holy Scripture, the Church, and Scholarship” part I and II by New Hieromartyr Hilarion Troitsky

 

v     On Mid-Pentecost” by Metropolitan Philaret on Eastern America and New York

 

 

 

 

 
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