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*''Iubesc, deci exist'' de Ieromonah [[Nicolae (Saharov)|Nicolae V. Saharov]], Editura Deisis, Sibiu.
==QuotesCitate==
"No one on this earth can avoid affliction; and although the afflictions which the Lord sends are not great men imagine them beyond their strength and are crushed by them. This is because they will not humble their souls and commit themselves to the will of God. But the Lord Himself guides with His grace those who are given over to God's will, and they bear all things with fortitude for the sake of God Whom they have so loved and with Whom they are glorified for ever. It is impossible to escape tribulation in this world but the man who is giver over to the will of God bears tribulation easily, seeing it but putting his trust in the Lord, and so his tribulations pass."
"There are three things I cannot take inTrei lucruri nu înţeleg: nondogmatic faith1) o credinţă adogmatică, nonecclesiological Christianity and nonascetic Christianity2) un creştinism nebisericesc, 3) un creştinism fără nevoinţă. These three - the churchŞi aceste trei: Biserica, dogma, and asceticism - constitute one single life for meşi ascetica (adică nevoinţa creştină) sânt pentru mine un tot al vieţii." - ''Letter to Scrisoare către D. Balfour, [[21 August 21]], 1945''.
"If one rejects the Orthodox creed and the eastern ascetic experience of life in ChristDacă este să lepezi Simvolul Credinţei orthodox şi experienţa nevoinţei agonisită prin veacuri de viaţă în Hristos, which has been acquired throughout the centuries, then Orthodox culture would be left with nothing but the Greek minor atunci din cultura orthodoxă nu mai rămâne decât grecescul [keyglas] and Russian tetraphony''minore'' şi tetrafonia rusă." - ''Letter to Scrisoare către D. Balfour''.
"There are known instances when Blessed Staretz Silouan in prayer beheld something remote as though it were happening close by; when he saw into someone's future, or when profound secrets of the human soul were revealed to him. There are many people still alive who can bear witness to this in their own case but he himself never aspired to it and never accorded much significance to it. His soul was totally engulfed in compassion for the world. He concentrated himself utterly on prayer for the world, and in his spiritual life prized this love above all else." -- ''St Silouan the Athonite'', p.228.