Almost Orthodox. Modern woman in ancient tradition
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Imagine a woman from distant America. She grew up in a small town in a Catholic family, studied at a Catholic school, then lived in Chicago, played punk rock, wrote poetry, tried to visit various Protestant churches and even tried to create her own with her husband. And finally - after all the spiritual searches - decided to contact the Orthodox faith.
Having not met an understanding in her family, not having Orthodox friends or even acquaintances and, despite her own sociophobia, she still found her parish, her temple, her church.
About how a modern "advanced" woman is not the easiest life of a parishioner, how to find the time of four children for prayer, how to enter the ancient tradition as a freedom -loving feminist, tells - brightly, figuratively and sincerely - the heroine of the events herself
Having not met an understanding in her family, not having Orthodox friends or even acquaintances and, despite her own sociophobia, she still found her parish, her temple, her church.
About how a modern "advanced" woman is not the easiest life of a parishioner, how to find the time of four children for prayer, how to enter the ancient tradition as a freedom -loving feminist, tells - brightly, figuratively and sincerely - the heroine of the events herself
Author:
Author:Carlson Angela Dolle
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-91761-967-5
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