Continuing his missionary journey to the Holy Diocese of Malawi, on Saturday 15 February 2020, His Beatitude Theodoros II, Pope...
Continuing his missionary journey to the Holy Diocese of Malawi, on Saturday 15 February 2020, His Beatitude Theodoros II, Pope...
The funeral Mass of Fr Godfrey O’Donnell (80) the only Irishman to be ordained a priest of the Romanian Orthodox Church in Ireland,...
On 29th June 2019, the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia welcomed a new Primate and Father in His Eminence, Archbishop...
Archbishop of Sebastia Diocese Of the Greek Orthodox Church in occupied Jerusalem, Attallah Hanna, welcomed a delegation of the World...
With the blessing of His Eminence Archbishop Nikitas, the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Thyateira & Great Britain is pleased to announce...
Recognize the gift of your independence. Don’t subject yourself to any created thing, but only to your Creator. Always minister to Him in all gratitude, as God and Creator, as Father and Lord.
On February 14, 2020, the Department of Inter-Orthodox, Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America participated...
Father George (Georgios), the first African deacon in the known history of the city’s diocese, was ordained a Deacon by...
His Grace Bishop Silouan of Sinope presided over the Divine Liturgy for the Feast Day of Saint Philothea of Athens...
On Sunday, February 3/16, 2020, the Patriarchate celebrated the commemoration of Saint Simeon the God-receiver at the Holy Monastery dedicated...
On 17th February, the Feast of the Great Martyr Theodore of Tyre, His Beatitude the Patriarch of Alexandria and All...
The Internet is the sphere of speed, information and image. It’s therefore difficult these days - especially for young people - to read extensive texts with deep meaning, on the Internet. On the other hand, sayings and short narratives from Orthodox spiritual life are pleasant to read, aren’t tiring and are easily remembered. Pemptousia has understood this reality and has put together the category ‘Words of Life’, with sayings and short stories which the readership has embraced with great interest and warmth. Particularly for those who access Pemptousia from small devices such as smart phones or tablets, ‘Words of Life’ are by far the first choice of reading material. With this in mind, Pemptousia has introduced the application software it ...
One of the most delicate—yet important—issues in the Church is the distinction between the essence of God and His energies....
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The main Metropolitan Cathedral in the northern city of Thessaloniki was the target of vandals overnight, with up to 10...
War-ravaged Syria continues to experience one of the worst humanitarian crises in the 21st century. According to figures supplied by...
The Russian Orthodox Church this week announced that 3,245 churches and chapels in Russia are considered as severely damaged or...
A complete guide on how to resist the devil, especially if you are under demonic attacks and there is a...
A unique journey through Orthodox Monasteries in Greece, from Writer, Photographer and Publisher Dimitris Sotiropoulos! Over 600 of high resolution photos of 160 Monasteries are included in this 348 page book! It is a great pleasure to dedicate a book in the sacred places of Greek Orthodox Christianity. It was also a great request from many people from different countries: From Europe to Americas, Asia, Africa and Oceania, a lot of Christians asked us to publish a book in English, in order to discover Greek Orthodox Monasteries. Hundreds of high resolution pictures, from the exterior to interior of the Monasteries, are included to travel us through the history and spiritual importance of these religious monuments. Also, detailed descriptions and historical references of ...
Because they know how hard the long flight is, when birds migrate to warmer climates, the bigger birds show great love by carrying smaller ones on their wings as they make the journey. But they’re often decried by some chickens, whose eyes are inflamed from the muck they scrabble around in every day and so they can’t see clearly the others that are struggling. Since they find it difficult to zip their lips they’d be better off taking a pair of scissors to their tongue, so that they don’t suffer in the hereafter.