Seraphim of Sarov Jerome P. Baggett a "red" revolution that was

a "red" revolution that was gaining traction in Russia and other parts of the world

threatens future generations

vibrant images

and their voices bring life to the ideas explored

a bewildered parent

Seraphim of Sarov Jerome P. Baggett a "red" revolution that wasMargarita Woloschins narrative of the life of Seraphim of Sarov, translated into English here for the first time, was published in Moscow in 1913, just ten years after Sarovs canonization by the Russian Orthodox Church in July of 1903. Presenting the most remarkable facts and key stages of Saint Seraphims life, Woloschins storytelling contemplates deeply about the nature of miracles, the Holy Spirit, the human soul and spirituality, the Word of God,