Resources
Welcome to our Resources page, where you may deepen your life in Christ, find encouragement, and remain connected to the living Tradition of the Orthodox Church wherever you are. These resources are prayerfully prepared to nurture spiritual growth, strengthen your ascetic struggle, and offer guidance rooted in the faith for everyday life.
All are grounded in Holy Scripture and Sacred Tradition, speaking to real-life challenges while providing hope, wisdom, and renewal through the grace of the Holy Trinity. Whether you are new to Orthodoxy or a longtime member of the Church, these resources are here to help you grow in understanding of God’s will and experience His Love more fully.
You may explore recent additions, revisit timeless materials, and share whatever has edified you with others. We believe the Holy Tradition has the power to transform lives, and it is our prayer that these resources speak to your heart and draw you closer to Christ our God.
Calendar - Old Style
Sunday April 19, 2026 / April 6, 2026
Second Sunday of Pascha: Antipascha, St. Thomas Sunday.
St. Eutychius, patriarch of Constantinople (582).
Martyrs Peter and Prokhor (1918).New Hieromartyr John priest (1934).New Hieromartyr James priest (1943).St. Sebastian, Elder of Optina and Karaganda (1966).
St. Methodius, Equal-to-the-Apostles, enlightener of the Slavs (885).
Venerable Platonida (Platonis) of Nisibis (308).120 Martyrs of Persia (345).Martyrs Jeremiah and Archilias the Presbyter.The Scripture Readings
Acts 5:12-20
John 20:19-31
Troparia
St. Thomas Sunday, Troparion, Tone VII —
When the tomb was sealed, Thou, the Life, O Christ our God, didst rise up from the grave; and when the doors were closed, Thou, the Resurrection of all, didst stand among the disciples, and through them renew a right spirit in us, according to Thy mercy.
Kontakion, Tone VIII —
With his inquisitive right hand, Thomas probed Thy life-giving side, O Christ our God. For when Thou didst enter, the doors being shut, with the rest of the Apostles he cried to Thee: Thou art my Lord and my God.
St. Eutychius, Archbishop of Constantinople, Troparion, in Tone IV —
The truth of things revealed thee to thy flock as a rule of faith,/ a model of meekness and a teacher of abstinence/ wherefore thou hast attained the heights through humility/ and riches through poverty.// O hierarch Eutychius our father, entreat Christ God that our souls be saved.
Kontakion, Tone VIII —
Chanting, all ye people, with faith and love let us bless the godly Eutychius as a great pastor and minister, an all-wise teacher and expeller of heresies; for he entreateth the Lord in behalf of us all.
Watch VIDEOS
Explore edifying Orthodox teachings through these video resources. Revisit instructive homilies, talks, debates, and liturgical recordings at your convenience. These materials are provided to complement your spiritual journey, nurture growth in the Orthodox faith, deepen understanding of Holy Scripture and Sacred Tradition, and remind you of God’s boundless love and mercy.
Listen to Chant
These audio resources allow you to remain connected to the Orthodox Tradition while driving, working, or relaxing. Tune in anytime—these materials are provided to complement your spiritual journey, nurture growth in the faith, and remind you of God’s boundless love and mercy wherever you are.
Study Notes & Assets
Enhance your study with articles, documents, bibliographies, and downloadable resources. These materials are provided to deepen your understanding of the history and tradition of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia, support reflection and research, and facilitate continued learning, whether individually or in group study.
Share the Message
We encourage you to discuss these resources with your spiritual father, share them with friends and family, and be open to thoughtful conversations with those outside the Orthodox faith. Sharing the history and living tradition of the Holy Orthodox Church helps deepen communal understanding and allows others to encounter the beauty and truth preserved in Orthodoxy.
Join our Brotherhood
[Coming Soon] Our local chapter of the Saint Paisios Brotherhood gathers Orthodox men for prayer, study, fellowship, and service, supporting one another in spiritual growth and the pursuit of holiness within the living Tradition of the Church. If you desire brotherhood rooted in the Orthodox faith, deeper engagement with its sacred patrimony, and companions on the journey toward theosis, we warmly invite you to join us in this shared labor of love and edification.