In the context of their residence at the Monastery of Saint George Al-Humeyra, as a means for the Saint John...
Yesterday, October 6, during a routine examination, His Eminence Metropolitan Amfilohije of Montenegro of the Serbian Orthodox Church tested positive...
One time when Jesus was going to Jerusalem, He wanted to stop at a Samaritan village. He sent messengers to prepare for His arrival, but the Samaritans were unwilling to accept Him, because He was on His way to Jerusalem. ‘When the disciples James and John saw this, they asked, “Lord, do you want us to call fire down from heaven to destroy them as Elijah did?”. But Jesus turned and rebuked them. “You do not know of what spirit you are; the Son of Man has not come to destroy souls, but to save them”’ (Luke 9, 54-56). *** It’s often the case that we think we’re acting in accordance with the will of God whereas, in fact, we’re making a ...
Is science able to tell us how the great prophet Isaiah, 700 years before the birth of Christ, foretold all the most salient events of His life? Can it explain the gift of foresight which the saints have? Can it tell us by what physical methods the saints acquired this grace? How, upon seeing a stranger for the first time they were able to understand the heart and read the thoughts of that person? How they were able to answer such a person’s questions before they’d even been asked? Let the scientists explain to us how the saints foretold the great events of history, which, over time, unfolded exactly as they had said they would.
Center for Family Care «Domestic violence is not a family problem. It is a crime that often results in...
His Eminence Archbishop Elpidophoros Keynote Address, The Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops in the USA Zoom Video Conference October 6,...
On September 11-14, 2020, the National Forum of Greek Orthodox Church Musicians convened its Annual Meeting via Zoom. All...
The Department of Inter-Orthodox, Ecumenical and Interfaith Relations of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America has produced three new episodes...
NEW YORK – The Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America received with much joy and gratitude the news from the Holy...
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The Metropolitan of Volokolamsk, His Eminence Hilarion, this week visited the official residence of the Italian ambassador to Russia,...
The Archbishop of Athens and All Greece, His Beatitude Ieronymos, on Tuesday morning received the new Exarch of the Holy...
The Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross was celebrated on Sunday, a week after the main Feast at...
Ekrem Imamoglu, the mayor of glorious mega-city of Constantinople, known today in Turkish as Istanbul, has opened a new municipal...
A three-day meeting of the Holy Synod of the Ecumenical Patriarchate for October began today, presided by the Ecumenical...
The Church today venerates the memory of the Holy and Glorious Apostle Thomas. He was one of the Twelve,...
Attacks on churches, clergy, and the faithful of the Ethiopian Tewahedo church have significantly increased since August 2019 and...
With at least two months left in fire season, 4 million acres have already burned across the state of California,...
On July 23, the Holy Synod of the Patriarchate of Constantinople canonized Metropolitan Kallinikos of Edessa, a 20th-century holy hierarch...
It’s a common phenomenon all over the world that people try, by any means they can, to increase their share of wealth. Some are moved by a sense of justice, others are motivated by their own greed, some want to create equal social conditions, others struggle against those whom they deem to be ‘privileged’, while yet others want to manipulate the masses in order to exploit them later for their own purposes. These latter talk about ‘the justice of the struggle’, they stir up people’s feelings, clash with each other in an attempt to acquire and protect economic rights and perks, rarely for everyone, but usually for those defined as ‘one of us’, ‘ours’, ‘fighters’, ‘useful’ and so on. It is, ...
