The Archbishop of America, His Eminence Elpidophoros, this week referred to the connection between Orthodox teaching and a socially just...
The feast of St. John Chrysostom is the name day of His Eminence Metropolitan Hrizostom of Dabar-Bosnia, Locum Tenens of...
You are invited to participate in the 1st Digital Fellowship from Mount Athos with Elder Ephraim Abbot of Holy Monastery of Vatopedi and French Orthodox Faithful of www.orthodoxie.com, which will take place TUESDAY, Dec 1, 2020 07:30-09:30 PM Athens time (12:30 EASTERN). Elder Ephraim will talk in Greek and we will offer real-time English and French Interpretation for the entire session, including the homily as well as the questions & answers session. The e-Meeting is organized by the web magazine PEMPTOUSIA, the French portal ORTHODOXIE.COM and the DUMITRU STANILOAE ORTHODOX CENTER FOR STUDIES AND RESEARCH IN PARIS. You may register in advance for this meeting: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwpdeuqrT0uH9YQ0vgZ8_Eh5N2hU6sd0v6j After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. Please install the ZOOM “Desktop or mobile” app in order to be able to listen to ...
The Georgian Orthodox Church has opened a new monastery in America. In a video posted on the Facebook page of...
The 1st Digital Fellowship from Mount Athos with Elder Ephraim Abbot of Holy Monastery of Vatopedi and French Orthodox Faithful...
If you’ve turned to God with all your heart and you’ve given yourself to Him completely, He Who is All-Good will never let you be deceived. His angel, your ever-vigilant guardian, will secretly warn you of impending danger. Saint Theophan the Recluse
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The Archbishop of Athens and All Greece, His Beatitude Ieronymos, was released from an Athens hospital on Monday, more than...
The Bishop of Budimlye-Niksic, His Grace Ioannicus, the administrator of the Metropolitanate of Montenegro and the Littoral, on Sunday celebrated...
The dean’s office of the school of theology at the University of Athens has expressed its heartfelt thanks towards the...
UNESCO Assistant Director-General Ernesto Ottone has again expressed concern over the alterations undertaken by Turkish authorities on the iconic Hagia...
The Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, His All-Holiness Bartholomew, over the weekend officiated at a Patriarchal and Synodal Divine Liturgy of...
Strict public assembly restrictions imposed due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic made for an unprecedented commemoration this year of the...
The Church today venerates the memory of Andrew, the First-Called Apostle. This saint was from Bethsaida of Galilee; the son...
Thousands of people visit every year to see the exquisite architecture, beautiful paintings, and icons and to pray to...
Just twenty-four hours after the border between NSW and Victoria reopened, His Eminence Archbishop Makarios visited Melbourne, which was severely...
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, Westfield, New Jersey Beloved Brothers and Sisters in Christ, “What is impossible with...
Saint Symeon the New Theologian says that we do not benefit from the ‘glamorous’ way in which we celebrate a feast in the Church. Even if we bring down all the stars from heaven to adorn the church for the feast and sing all the special hymns, if we do so only to return to our previous state after the feast, we have received no benefit. The true benefit comes when, after the celebration of the memory of a Saint, we keep within us the spiritual light that God gives on that feast. Such a light is very great in the person of our Holy Father Silouan. His case is exceptional, for he received the grace of the perfect at ...
The history of the human race testifies to the presence of billions of people on the earth who have left no trace or mark behind them, but were simply passing through this life. Metropolitan Pavlos wasn’t content to be a mere passer-by or one more lost voice in the hustle and bustle of the city. His voice reached us as a cooling breeze, sweetening and gladdening our souls, calming the city and halting its tumult, as the Holy Spirit spoke within him and through him, in such a way that all the generations of Antioch will remember him every time the Word of God is preached. The venerable father of all of us and our Metropolitan, Pavlos Yazigi, a man of ...
‘When he heard this, he became sad’ The nobleman who approached Christ wasn’t a person of bad intentions. On the contrary, he was well-disposed, a strict observer of the commandments of the Law and, indeed, the sort of person who was concerned about his salvation. He wanted to gain Christ’s approval, which is why he addresses Him in flattering terms right at the beginning. ‘Good teacher, what shall I do to inherit eternal life?’* Indeed, Saint Mark, in his Gospel (10, 17), notes that the man went so far as to kneel before Christ before asking his question. The good points about the young man In the first place, he’d observed God’s commandments from an early age. Of course, most of the commandments ...
