A message from Nicole VanKuilenburg, registered nurse in Boston, MA: «I feel very fortunate to be working and have...
It is well known that Judaism, like Islam, is a religion of the Law. This means that the believer’s salvation depends on the observation of the regulations, ordinances and commandments of the religion. Refusal to observe the Law or deviation from it (wittingly or unwittingly) leads to punishment, which is expressed through a variety of trials and, in the end, Hell. Christ lived in this environment, too, but overturned the prevailing outlook and brought to the world the glad tidings –the Gospel- that God is love, that He doesn’t punish and that we are saved through His Grace. But for this Grace, and therefore our salvation, to be activated, we have to actively desire it. This will be apparent from our ...
We are pleased to announce our next myOCN Community Online Gathering this coming Thursday, May 28th, at 7:00 pm EST...
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The fourth Archontariki from Mount Athos, with the Elder Archimandrite Ephraim, the Abbot of the Holy and Great Monastery of...
A member of the Turkish national assembly, Garo Paylan, who is one of the few lawmakers in Turkey of an...
The Metropolitan of Sweden and All Scandinavia, His Eminence Cleopas, in an encyclical, announced that holy services and the Divine Liturgy...
The Patriarch of Jerusalem, His Most Godly Beatitude Theophilos III, on the Sunday of the Blind Man officiated at the...
The Metropolitan of Nafpaktos and St. Vlassios, His Eminence Ierotheos, has issued a 42-page text entitled “The Orthodox Church’s Testimonial...
The Holy and Great Easter Resurrection service will be held later this evening at around midnight, in cathedrals around Greece,...
Stockholm, May 25, 2020 Reverend Fathers and Beloved Brethren in Christ, Dear Members and Benefactors of Holy Metropolis of Sweden...
On Sunday, May 11/24, 2020, His Beatitude our Father and Patriarch of Jerusalem Theophilos celebrated the Divine Liturgy at the...
A soul which has been wounded by divine love is always joyful. It rejoices, gambols and dances because it floats securely in the Lord’s love, just as people do in calm water. No grievous event in the world can disturb its peace nor detract from its joy and delight.
This week is National Palliative Care Week (24-30 May) and is an opportunity to highlight the role of palliative care...
Feeling scared to go back to school or work? What about Church? This has been a crazy time for us...
Elder Ephraim of Arizona † Even the demons know quite well who Elder Joseph was. When exorcisms were being...
Patriarch Daniel focused his sermon on Sunday, May 24, on the way God can work through an invalid person, the...
New York – The Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America has created a “Greek Orthodox Archdiocese COVID-19 Relief Fund” as an...
On Sunday, May 24, Sunday of the Blind Man, His Grace Bishop Emilianos of Meloa attended St Catherine Greek Orthodox...
On May 21st, the Church commemorates two saints with particular gratitude, for the great services rendered to God. They are St. Constantine, and his mother St. Helen. St. Constantine was born in the town of Nysos (which is now the city of Nis in Serbia) around 275 AD. His father, Constantius Chloros, was of Greek-Illyrian origin and rose to become Emperor of the Western half of the Roman Empire. His mother was a virtuous and devout Christian named Helen, who was born in the town of Drepana, Bithynia (Asia Minor) around the year 247 AD. History has called St. Constantine “the Great” for his prudence in politics, his military skill, his courage, and his role in the development of the ...
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