"Great Lent: A School of Repentance. Its Meaning for Orthodox Christians" by Alexander Schmemann is a spiritual manual designed for Orthodox Christians, highlighting Great Lent as a period of reflection, change, and stronger faith, guiding Orthodox Christians through the practices of Great Lent, emphasizing it as a time for spiritual renewal and purification, not just dietary restrictions. The book explains the practices observed before the season and the ceremonies that are part of it. The book discusses themes such as remaining humble, and recognizing the important of asking for and granting forgiveness. Schmemann's work aims to guide believers toward a deeper relationship with God, urging them to embrace changes that bring them closer to Orthodox Christian doctrines, and guiding them through their transformation, ultimately leading to the joy of Easter.
Great Lent: A School of Repentance. Its Meaning for Orthodox Christians
By Alexander Schmemann
Embark on a journey of faith and transformation as a holy time encourages believers to seek forgiveness, grow spiritually, and discover a more profound connection with God.
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