On November 7, 2020, the XIV International Film Festival ‘Russia Abroad’ was opened at the Alexander Solzhenitsyn House of Russia...
German Orthodox Christians will celebrate the 1700th anniversary of the First Ecumenical Council in 2025. The decision to mark the...
Archangel Michael Greek Orthodox Church Port Washington, New York November 8, 2020 Beloved Brothers and Sisters in Christ, I am...
We’ve reached the point, and it really is dumbfounding, where, in our country , voices which openly cast doubt on the sanctity of the sacraments, particularly Holy Communion, have found a platform. We now all understand that everything has to pass the test of ‘reason’ and technology. There’s only mathematics and experimentation. Only what can be proved. So, since God can’t be seen, He doesn’t exist. Because I see only bread and wine at Holy Communion, I can’t accept any miracle regarding their transformation into the Body and Blood of Christ. This is what the mass media is telling us and if you say differently, you’re backward and living in the Middle Ages. Even if it’s not ‘Church’ people who are ...
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Restoration works at the historic Monastery of St. John, also known as Vazelon Monastery, the oldest Orthodox monastery in the...
The health of the Bishop Budimlye and Niksic, His Grace Ioannicus, is steadily improving, according to an official announcement...
The memory of the saint was celebrated by the Patriarchate of Alexandria at the Patriarchal Vicariate, in Cairo’s Hamzawi district,...
The official poster for the upcoming and highly-anticipated film “Man of God”, based on the life, works and miracles of...
The Church today venerates the memory of Nektarios the Wonderworker, Metropolitan of Pentapolis, a contemporary saint of the Orthodox...
On Sunday, October 26 / November 8, 2020, the Patriarchate celebrated the feast of the Holy Great Martyr Demetrius the...
The Polish Council of Bishops’ Exhortation to Their Priests and Monastics During the Pandemic On Tuesday, November 3, the Polish...
Yelena Popovic, writer and director of “Man of God”, the film about St. Nektarios’s life, offered Basilica News Agency...
The “1st Theological and Spiritual Dialogue with Elder Ephraim of Vatopedi, Mount Athos and the Seminarians of the Orthodox Inter-Seminary...
The “1st Theological and Spiritual Dialogue with Elder Ephraim of Vatopedi, Mount Athos and the Seminarians of the Orthodox Inter-Seminary Movement of the United States (OISM)“, will take place Friday NOV 13, 2020 07:30 PM Athens time (12:30pm EST). English, Romanian and Rusian interpretation available if you have installed the ZOOM app. If you are a Theology student or academic you may join by registering in advance for this meeting by clicking on the following link: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0td-2orzovG9YRVRcmBoMPvEDE7xJ0s4nj After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. Elder Ephraim will talk in Greek and we will offer real time English, Romanian and Russian Interpretation for the entire session, including the homily as well as the questions & answers. This e-Synaxis is ...
Feast Day: 9 November The Road to Happiness Nothing’s greater than a pure heart, because such a heart becomes the throne of God. And what’s more glorious than the throne of God? Absolutely nothing. God says of those who have a pure heart: ‘I will live with them and walk among them, and I will be God to them, and they will be a people to me’ (2 Cor. 6, 16). Who, then, are more happy than those people? And what good things do they lack? Don’t they find all good things and all the gifts of the Holy Spirit in their blessed souls? What else do they need? Nothing; in truth, nothing. Because they have in their hearts the greatest good: God Himself. People ...
By Evelyn Karatzas. On Sunday, November 8, a special commemoration paniyiri for the liberation of Lesvos was held by...
St Nectarios Burwood today commemorated 100 years since the repose of their patron saint with a special church service officiated...
On this day in 1866, one of the bloodiest events in modern Greek history took place at the historic Monastery...
‘Do not weep. She has not died but is at rest*’. Then as now, these words of Christ challenge our reason and will always challenge us to put our trust and lay our hope in the reality of the mystery and truth of God. They invite us to look with faith at what is concealed in the dark looking-glass of death. It’s a fact that, from the moment people are born, there’s no other certainty than that they will die at some stage. And yet, this certainty is an unknown experience. We don’t have experience of our death. No-one’s lived through their biological death and can tell us what it means. Nobody can tell us what we’ll go through when ...