Frederica Here and Now
Summary: This podcast features fresh reflections on Frederica's travel and experiences. She will talk to interesting people, tell us fascinating stories and share unique insight into the changing world in which we live, from the perspective of an Antiochian Orthodox priest's wife. It is brought to you by Ancient Faith Radio
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Frederica explains that whereas other Christian traditions have mystics, people devoted to the contemplative life alone, the Orthodox Church has wonderworkers, saints who are contemplative, yes, but also very active in the lives of their neighbors.
Frederica explains that whereas other Christian traditions have mystics, people devoted to the contemplative life alone, the Orthodox Church has wonderworkers, saints who are contemplative, yes, but also very active in the lives of their neighbors.
Frederica reminds us that, despite repeated claims to the controversy, Jesus was simply not a revolutionary who wanted a military victory over the Roman state.
Frederica reminds us that, despite repeated claims to the controversy, Jesus was simply not a revolutionary who wanted a military victory over the Roman state.
Frederica reminds us that a passion begins to die when you don't think about it.
Frederica reminds us that a passion begins to die when you don't think about it.
Frederica discusses an email message she wrote that eventually become a post on Rod Dreher's blog at The American Conservative. In it she explains her view that trying to experience Christ exclusively with your brain and outside the Church is a futile endeavor—a stance that was not well-received by the blog's many readers.
Frederica discusses an email message she wrote that eventually become a post on Rod Dreher's blog at The American Conservative. In it she explains her view that trying to experience Christ exclusively with your brain and outside the Church is a futile endeavor—a stance that was not well-received by the blog's many readers.
Frederica argues that women's ordination is not the main reason converts come to Orthodoxy.
Frederica argues that women's ordination is not the main reason converts come to Orthodoxy.
Frederica tries to account for why couples are increasingly living together without getting married.
Frederica tries to account for why couples are increasingly living together without getting married.
Frederica encourages us to look for opportunities to grow spiritually by just allowing something to happen.
Frederica encourages us to look for opportunities to grow spiritually by just allowing something to happen.
Frederica wonders why some saints are more popular than others.
