Christopher McLaughlin explores the theology of Marius Victorinus, an important North African Latin writer of the fourth century.

Paschal greetings from the Pappas Patristic Institute.

Wednesday of Holy Week is dedicated to the Sinful Woman. In his new book, Fr Kevin Kalish explores the rich hymnography of this story.

For Maximos, the Church itself is an image of the division of creation into visible (material) and invisible (intelligible) realities.

For those planning their visit to Boston, and for all those joining us online, you can now see a detailed program of the Colloquium here.

A guest contribution from Viacheslav Lytvynenko, specialist in the reception of the Church Fathers in the medieval Slavonic world.

The third in a series of essays by Fr Maximos Constas introducing the Mystagogy of St Maximos the Confessor.

In Part 2 of this intro, Fr Maximos looks at the 'the Wise Elder,' the use of Proverbs, Dionysios, and Apophaticism in the Mystagogy.

The legacy of St Gregory Palamas cast a long shadow in Late Byzantium, as seen in these stichera by St Mark Eugenikos

In anticipation of our upcoming Colloquium, Fr Maximos Constas offers an introduction to the Mystagogy of St Maximos the Confessor.

Fr Maximos Constas leads a seminar entitled 'Solomon's Trilogy,' on purification, illumination, and union with God in patristic theology.

Dimitrios Vasilakis discusses his recent book, Eros in Neoplatonism and its Reception in Christian Philosophy (Bloomsbury, 2021).

Sister Nonna Verna Harrison, a noted patristics scholar, died on February 7 at the age of 68. May here memory be eternal.

Sources chrétiennes released Vol. 4 of the 'Contra Julianum' by St Cyril of Alexandria in January 2022.

Please join us for a lecture by Fr Maximos Constas, The Body as Ritual Space: Maximos and the Architecture of Deification (Thursday, 4/28)

The annual BSANA conference was held this past December in Cleveland, and the Pappas Patristic Institute was there.

Learn about the life of St Photios and read two of his extraordinary homilies, on the themes of repentance and the theology of the icon.

The icon of the Presentation echoes that of the Crucifixion, with Christ's sacrifice giving meaning to the whole.

St Gregory of Nyssa explains why January is the month of the Church Fathers.

The following contains some bibliographical basics for the study of the life and legacy of the great monastic founder, St Antony of Egypt

Beginning today, Monday, January 17, registration is officially open for the 2022 Colloquium on St Maximos the Confessor: The Mystagogy.

On December 13, 2021, Jonathan Pageau interviewed Fr Maximos Constas, Director of the PPI, for his podcast, The Symbolic World.

Jordan Parro examines the place of sexual difference in the thought of Maximos the Confessor and its interpretation by Brian P. Mitchell.

A guest post by Dr Norman Russell, whose new translation of the 'Exposition of the Orthodox Faith' is due from SVS Press in 2022.