The prayers of the Holy Spirit

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This article by Father Boris Bobrinskoy focuses on prayer considered in its constitutive relationship to the Holy Spirit. It is a study in spiritual theology that articulates dogmatic reflection and mystical deepening. The central idea is that Christian prayer is not merely addressed to the Holy Spirit, but that it is fundamentally carried, inhabited and fulfilled by him, in accordance with the Pauline and patristic tradition. The author shows that the Holy Spirit is not a mere auxiliary to human prayer, but its active subject at the heart of the believer. On the theological level, the article makes a significant contribution to Orthodox pneumatology by illuminating the role of the Spirit as the inner principle of all prayer life, thereby enriching the understanding of the relationship between the Trinity and the spiritual experience of the Church.

This article has not been translated yet — it is available in its French version here.

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