Not by Bread Alone | A sermon by Fr. Alexander Schmemann | Great Lent
- Preacher
- Alexander Schmemann
- Tradition
- Eastern Orthodox
- Published
- Length
- 5:16
About this sermon
In a world obsessed with material comfort, have we forgotten what truly sustains us? From the very beginning, food has been central to humanity’s relationship with God. Yet, as Fr. Alexander Schmemann explains, when food becomes an end in itself rather than a means to communion with God, it turns into a symbol of our spiritual exile. Will we continue to live by bread alone, or will we seek the fullness of life that only God can give? About Alexander Schmemann: An influential Orthodox theologian and priest, Schmemann was a leading voice in the Orthodox Church in America and dean of St. Vladimir’s Seminary. His writings on liturgy reshaped Christian thought, and for 30 years, his sermons reached millions in the USSR via Radio Liberty—including listeners like Alexander Solzhenitsyn. 📖 Source: Беседы на Радио "Свобода"/ Александр Шмеман/ Т. 2. - 2009. - 541 с. 🎥 Credits: https://www.vecteezy.com/free-videos/christian
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