The Mission of Orthodoxy
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This powerful message calls for a "new form of monasticism without celibacy and without the desert." Provides a vision for the future of Orthodoxy in North America, and a crystal-clear agenda for reaching its goals.
Author: Fr. Alexander Schmemann
Format: Staple bound booklet
Dimensions: 4 X 6.5 inches
Page Length: 24 pages
Publisher: Conciliar Press / Ancient Faith Publishing
AFP SKU: 000174
Retail Price: $1.95
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