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01 Studia Theologica Patience: an exercise in spiritual maturity His Eminence Varsanufie 02 Studia Theologica The veneration of holy icons, or the devout prayer of the believer to the prototype depicted in the icon Rev. Prof. Dr. Nicolae Chifăr 03 Studia Theologica The experience of divine light and true authority in the Church Lecturer, Dr Bogdan Ivanov 04 Studia Theologica The ‘slippery slope’ argument in the context of euthanasia Professor, PhD Miltiade Vantzos 05 Studia Theologica Critical pedagogy and religious education Professor, PhD Evanghel Pepés 06 Studia Theologica The Saviour’s appearance to the apostles on Resurrection Sunday Rev. Dr. Marcel Stavără 07 Studia Humanitatis From the former library of Ghenadie Enăceanu, Bishop of Râmnic: Charters issued by the rulers of Wallachia in the 17th century and decorated with miniatures Dr. Oana-Mădălina Popescu

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Argument 1 article Studia Theologica Patristic, dogmatic, and liturgical theology in the light of Tradition. 103 articles Studia Humanitatis History, art, and culture where faith meets the world. 110 articles The Words of the Fathers 19 articles Spiritalitas 6 articles Ars Christiana 7 articles Via Peregrina 5 articles Colloquium Interviews and dialogues with monks, theologians, and pastors of souls. 15 articles Litterae 5 articles Poemata Religious poetry and lyrical meditations in a spiritual register. 4 articles Theatrum Book reviews and chronicles of contemporary theological life. 11 articles

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Via Peregrina

The Sinai Peninsula and Christian Egypt. St Catherine’s Monastery

Theodora Videscu

St Catherine’s Monastery on the Sinai Peninsula, one of the oldest Orthodox monastic settlements in the world, is presented in the context of its biblical history, the role of Empress Helena and Emperor Justinian in its foundation, as well as its links with Romanian rulers such as Constantin Brâncoveanu and Metropolitan Antim Ivireanul, who was exiled to Sinai.

No. II (XX) / 2025

Ars Christiana