Jesus Prayer major motion picture

December 19, 2010 in Eastern Orthodox Christianity
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This I haven’t seen or read, because it’s not out yet, but should be interesting.  I’ve heard of funder the Farah Foundation, and Fr. McGuckin, an Orthodox writer and church historian … but I don’t know a whole lot about either the Foundation or Father.  “Mysteries of the Jesus Prayer”: Is that like the old A&E’s Mysteries of the Bible ?    Could we look for a cable series?

So, I guess at this point this is just an FYI.

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