In On the Way of Faith, Archimandrite Roman Braga invites us to walk the narrow path of spiritual awakening — a way shaped by freedom, love, and the living reality of faith. Written with illuminating simplicity and the authority of personal experience, these meditations reveal a man who has suffered for the Gospel and yet speaks only of joy, forgiveness, and communion with God.

Drawing from his years of monastic life, theological teaching, and imprisonment under communism, Fr. Roman unfolds the mystery of the Incarnation, the Resurrection, and the transforming power of the Holy Spirit. Each page reflects the radiant clarity of one who has come to know that Christ’s truth is not theory, but life itself. The book addresses the great themes of Christian existence — the mystery of God become man, the meaning of suffering, the renewal of the Church, and the crucifixion and resurrection of a nation’s soul.

In this English collection of his writings, Fr. Roman speaks with the warmth of a spiritual father and the directness of one who has lived Orthodoxy as a living fire. His reflections move from theological insight to pastoral guidance, from reflections on the feasts of the Church to the struggles of faith in the modern world. In his words, the ancient truths of Orthodoxy become a living encounter — a call to rediscover the beauty of the human heart renewed by divine love.

On the Way of Faith is both a witness and a guide: a witness to the endurance of faith under persecution, and a guide for those seeking to live with purity and hope in a confused age. It is a book for anyone yearning to understand how faith, freedom, and love are not abstract ideals but the very breath of the Christian life.