by Daniel S. Trout
(Originally published in the Sword and the Shield of St. Alban’s Cathedral)
If the Christian life may indeed be characterized by the sacrifice of self for union with God and his glory, then I think most Christians have yet to practically understand—in devotion especially—how the Scriptures might best contribute towards our soul’s heavenward [...]
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On Being Formed By The Word
Posted in Liturgical Arts, Mystagogy on October 11, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
The Mystery of the Divine Image: Light from Lossky
Posted in Mystagogy on March 19, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
by Daniel S. Trout
I have been slowly working through Vladimir Lossky’s The Mystical Theology of the Eastern Church (mostly on Sundays, as time permits) and it truly contains a wealth of illuminating insight that enlivens (and puzzles) the theological imagination. Here are a few of the best quotes I came upon most recently:
“The divine breath [...]
