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Please post your favorite links for Eastern Christianity. If you have it, please list it.

I would be particularly appreciative if you would take into consideration the following:
-Iconography
-History
-Eastern Catholic perspectives
-Saints
-Chants, hymns, and prayers
-Videos
-Interviews
-Services of the church (in text, audio, or video)
-Explanations
-Traditions
-Anything else that you find edifying

I hope this will become a depository of references. Thank you in advance!

http://www.ancientfaithradio.com/

http://monachos.net/

http://receive.org/

http://members.tripod.com/Near_to_God/AllThings.html

Glory to Jesus Christ!

-I see David beat me to most of these, so I will just second his motions!-

I like Ancient Faith Radio [ancientfaithradio.com] , and Come Receive the Light [receive.org] , which does not broadcast in my area but is archived on the 'net.

I also recently discovered Orthodox Television [orthodox.tv] (internet TV).

For Patristics information and Eastern theology I sometimes turn to Monachos [monachos.net] . Note they have a "Patristics Master List" in developement. This site belongs to Dr. Matthew Steenberg (Fellow at Greyfriars Hall, Oxford), a major figure promoting knowledge of the Orthodox Christian Faith in the English speaking world.

Michael

http://www.byzantines.net/

Before CDL beats me to it:

http://www.byzantinecatholic.com/

http://www.saintelias.com/ca/index.php

http://www.hesychasm.ru/en/library.htm

That's all for now.

Dr. Eric

Dear Wondering,

For icons, www.iconsexplained.com/homepage.htm [iconsexplained.com]

I'll let you take it from there. You could spend the rest of your internet days following all of the links from that sight.

In Christ,
Bill

Here is a parish website that I like - it has lots of links on it, like for meditations and stuff.
http://www.dhsparish.com/index.html

Byzantine Catholic Daily Prayer and Lectionary [catholic-forum.com]

Selected Readings on Hesychasm [fordham.edu]

Liturgical Music of Melkites, Maronites, Chaldeans, etc. [homestead.com]

Unmercenary Sacred Music - various Byzantine liturgical traditions [unmercenary.com]

Enjoy!

Sophia

I love your avatar, Sophia!

For updates on all things Roman Catholic: www.whispersintheloggia.blogspot.com/ [whispersintheloggia.blogspot.com] and www.shoutsinthepiazza.blogspot.com/ [shoutsinthepiazza.blogspot.com]

For traditional Roman Catholic stuff and liturgy: www.rorate-caeli.blogspot.com/ [rorate-caeli.blogspot.com] and www.thenewliturgicalmovement.blogspot.com/ [thenewliturgicalmovement.blogspot.com]

For sundry Catholic thoughts and links: www.donjim.blogspot.com/ [donjim.blogspot.com]

Other cool blogs include Shrine of the Holy Whapping, Pontifications, Fr. Zuhlsdorf's What Does The Prayer Really Say?, etc.

Logos Teen

For that Eastern perspective I like Fr. John Whiteford's blog...

http://fatherjohn.blogspot.com/

james

Tsk tsk Teen - you have fallen into the student trap

You posted OK - very nice too - but what was the original question ?

from Wondering
I have just had a look at my 'Byz' Bookmarks - in excess of 70

I can't shove that lot on

Do I get a STAR for answering correctly... ?

The dear sister's at Blessed Sacrament School taught me good listening & reading skills...though my right ear lobe is a bit longer then the left...

james

Yup Jakub - at least 2 gold stars

Aha -
the old 'pay attention now ' trick - works every time of course

Thank you all so far! Gold stars to everyone. I know there are a lot more out there. I'm enjoying these. Please keep listing them! (10 a day would have us at 70 within a week!)

Woops, Anhelyna, you're right!

Mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa!

Logos Teen