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Eusebios

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Dianne,
Good link. Have you read any of Fr. Schmemann's other works? I highly recommend, "Of Water and The Spirit", his most excellent treatise on baptism, and "for the Life of The World" on Eucharistic Theology and its role and importance in the life of the Church.
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Eusebios said:
Dianne,
Good link. Have you read any of Fr. Schmemann's other works? I highly recommend, "Of Water and The Spirit", his most excellent treatise on baptism, and "for the Life of The World" on Eucharistic Theology and its role and importance in the life of the Church.
His unworthy servant,
Eusebios.
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I haven't gotten to his other works yet - just found that one yesterday. (I'm still working through the ECF's and the OCA website). But I'm putting Fr. Schmemann on my reading list!
 
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