Peaceful protests continue in Montenegro against a recently passed law that the Orthodox Church in the small Adriatic country charges...
The Patriarch of Alexandria and All Africa, His Divine Beatitude Theodoros II, on Thursday received the chief of the Hellenic...
The head of the “Greece 2021” organization, Gianna Angelopoulos, arrived on the East Coast this week for meetings and contacts...
Τhe north-central Greek city of Veria on Friday honored its patron saint, with a celebratory Divine Liturgy taking place at...
The year that passed, 2019, marks one of the worst in recent memory for Christians around the world, with persecution...
The Church today venerates the memory of St. Anthony the Great, the father of monks, who was born in Lower...
The Municipal Development Fund of Georgia has completed the landscaping works of cultural heritage and tourist zone in Motsameta Monastery...
The City Council of New York approved the renaming of a number of streets and public places at its meeting...
On 16 February 2020, Metropolitan Hilarion of Volokolamsk, chairman of the Moscow Patriarchate’s Department for External Church Relations (DECR), met...
The project for renovation of Saint Nedelya Square downtown Sofia of Italian Architect Massimiliano Fuksas is unsuitable for the Bulgarian...
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church honours Friday the memory of the Venerable Anthony the Great, on the holiday called Antonovden. Anthony...
In the memory of the Late Metropolitan Theodorus Nankyama – A reflection on Saint Antonios the Great
It was on this day Friday 17. January 1997, the feast day of Saint Antonios the Great, in the morning...
Watching Australia and its people experiencing one of the most devastating tragedies in the nation’s history, Greek Australian priest Michael...
The minister of communications and works said on Tuesday he was confident that consultations with Archbishop Chrysostomos would settle the...
Restoration work on the frescoes of the Holy Transfiguration Cathedral of the Mirozhsky Monastery in Pskov is set to resume...
The prayer of repentance has been given to all, without exception. It’s been given to those who are dominated by the passions and to those who fall into in sin in practice. They, too, have the right to cry out to the Lord for their salvation.
As we have already frequently said, this—we mean despondency—is very often one of the branches of talkativeness, and its first...
ST AUGUSTINE, Fla. – In an effort to maintain the traditions and customs of the first Greek settlers that arrived...
Every day, a task is performed on earth. It’s the greatest, most important, most sacred task that humans can aspire to. It’s the Divine Liturgy, the continuation of the Last Supper at which Jesus sat with His disciples. People are capable of carrying out many great feats, but none is greater or more important than the Divine Liturgy. This is the one privilege God gave to us humans, because even the angels can’t celebrate the Divine Liturgy. At the Divine Liturgy, the angels serve with people, as we hear in the tropario of Saint Spyridon: ‘And in the singing of your holy prayers you have angels celebrating with you’. Indeed, as Saint Peter says, ‘even angels long to look into’ what ...
Watch Fr Joanh’s from Taiwan sermon on Jesus temptations in the desert (Luke 4, 1-13).
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