The trinitarian theology of Father Boris Bobrinskoy

This article examines the trinitarian theology of Father Boris Bobrinskoy, a major figure in contemporary Orthodox theology. The study offers a systematic analysis of his doctrinal thought, seeking to identify the fundamental articulations between trinitarian life, pneumatology, and ecclesiology in his work. The central idea is that Bobrinskoy's reflection on the Trinity does not constitute an abstract speculative treatise, but is rooted in the liturgical and sacramental experience of the Church. The theological contribution of the article lies in highlighting the internal coherence of a thought that articulates the communion of divine persons with the life of the Church, thereby helping to clarify Bobrinskoy's place in the renewal of Orthodox trinitarian theology in the twentieth century and its dialogue with the patristic tradition.