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In the Stillness, Waiting

Christian Origins of the Prayer of the Heart

Nicholas Worssam
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Pages
200
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Liturgical Press

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"A masterly distillation of the central teachings of the Eastern Christian tradition of prayer and discipleship."-Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury



Many are familiar with the Orthodox "Jesus Prayer," also known as "the prayer of the heart," as a central prayer for monastics, but there is much more to discover about its tradition of contemplation as a grounding both for the interior spiritual life, and for compassionate action in the world. Nicholas Worssam, Franciscan friar and theologian, reflects on the wealth of Eastern Orthodox Christian spirituality through the teachings of its key figures and texts including Evagrius of Pontus, John Climacus, Isaac of Syria, Maximus the Confessor, Symeon the New Theologian, and Gregory Palamas. Inthe Stillness, Waiting provides an accessible introduction to these saints of Eastern Christianity and how they serve as wise spiritual guides for all Christians today.

Related Subjects

  • Prayer
  • Religion
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Monasticism
  • Spirituality

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