Pentecostal Spirituality and the Sorrows of Mary
a reflection for All Saints' Day
In a sermon delivered in Nazi-occupied Paris on the Feast of the Dormition, 1941, Sergii Bulgakov suggested to his hearers that Mary’s sorrow, prophesied by Simeon, was, at heart, the rejection she had to suffer at the hands of her family and friends. In this way, she—Bulgakov calls her the Silen…
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