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Pascha is about Love and Life

by Irina Kislina

“Christ is Risen!” is not a routine greeting of the Orthodox forty days a year, but the joyful news that death is no more—even when it seems to remain. Even when it seems like it is inevitable. Christ has risen, and sooner or later the day of our resurrection and meeting with those we love will come.

Irina Kislina

Irina Kislina graduated from Moscow State University as a journalist and editor. In 2012 she began working as managing editor of Pravmir, the largest Russian Orthodox internet media portal. She currently works as a freelance writer at various Orthodox media. Two of her three children were born with special needs.

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