Introduction
Saint Vladimir's embraces the challenge of serving the Church and the needs of Orthodox Christians in the 21st Century. Time brings change but the Truth of the Gospel is eternally unchanging; adjustments must be made to engage a rapidly changing world, but without sacrificing that which is the same yesterday, today, and forever.
St Vladimir's Theological Quarterly
St. Vladimir's Theological Quarterly (SVTQ)—in continuous publication for nearly seventy years—has a fresh new look and format and is now under new editorial leadership: Dr Ionuț-Alexandru Tudorie, Academic Dean and Professor of Church History at St Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary...
News & Events
Removing barriers for would-be seminarians: Archbishop Nathaniel’s generosity
Some years ago, Protobresbyter Thomas Hopko (+2015), dean at the time of St. Vladimir’s Seminary, was invited to speak at a meeting of the Holy Synod of Bishops of the Orthodox Church in America. When...
Online Event: Orthodox Life in Screen Culture
May 28, 2021
Summer Music Institute: Unity in the Church through Song
March 10, 2021
Virtual Book Launch: Science and the Christian Faith
January 20, 2021
St Vladimir's Blog
A Copernican Revolution to Liturgical Theology
Father Alexander Schmemann did not approach liturgy as something for academic theologians to tinker with. He rather approached liturgy as a source for theology itself—the ontological condition for...
A Homily for the Feast of St. Vladimir (Based on the Gospel for the day, John 10.1-9)
Being a shepherd is common, hard, unglamorous work. Being a shepherd is not the kind of work that one does from the safety of a great city, surrounded by walls and soldiers. It is dangerous work that...
Why can’t we just do the right thing? A Meditation on John 5.1-15
Now, to be clear, it is a blessing to have a mind, and to be intelligent, and to be able to think about the world and life, and make informed, thoughtful decisions. But the danger is that our thoughts...