The story of the family of a village priest. The three key characters of the book are Katya, the central character who rebelled against the system, her sister Lena, seemingly the most flexible and believing girl, and her brother, Roman Romanovich, who, having become a priest, remains the simplest person. And above them all is the shadow of their father. Every hero faces a dilemma that he needs to solve. Katya is a search for herself in life, a rebellion against the norms of patriarchal society. Roman Romanovich is a two-faced Janus, trying to sit on two chairs at once. And Lenochka is the other extreme. A person who has come to terms with the system and tries to live by its rules. “Orthodox Dating” has already been rated by several hundred people. At the same time, good reviews come both from believers who saw themselves in the book, and from people far from Orthodoxy, since the book raises very serious, topical problems not only of the Russian Orthodox Church, but also the problems of modern society, touches upon deep, universal norms .