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The Feast of Saint Sava celebrated in San Gabriel Saint Sava of Serbia and all Orthodoxy, as the true “Homo...
The Feast of Saint Sava celebrated in San Gabriel Saint Sava of Serbia and all Orthodoxy, as the true “Homo...
Saint Sava Serbian Orthodox Church in Jackson, California, celebrated the feast day of its patron saint for the 125th time....
The Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia received the newly appointed Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to...
Bishop Ioann of Pakrac and Slavonia has given an interview to the Republic of Srpska television on the latest events...
This previous Australia Day, a long-serving member of the Archdiocese, Mr. Naim Melhem, was honoured as recipient of the Order...
The Albanian President, Ilir Meta visited on Saturday two new premises in the Orthodox Cathedral ‘Resurrection of Christ’ in Tirana,...
On Saturday, Feb 1, 2020, President of the Republic, Ilir Meta, visited the Synodical Center of the Orthodox Cathedral «Resurrection...
Spiritual vigilance and your struggle against demonic evil will go on until the end of your days, and that’s because Satan’s always on the watch, never resting, like a wild lion prowling everywhere, looking to devour anyone who’s escaped him. Woe betide those he finds asleep.
As enticing as is the temptation of a sinful life, it ultimately leads to the disgust of sin, and then...
A Meeting with His Eminence Metropolitan Saba, Metropolitan of Bosra, Horan and Jebel El-Arab The family of the St. John...
With the grace of God, the feastday of the Three Hierarchs and the celebrations of Greek Orthodox education, along with...
On February 12, 2020 at 7:00 p.m., the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America will be hosting an event focused on...
The recent feast, the Reception of the Lord, is the feast which is celebrated exactly forty days after that of His Nativity. The name of the feast in Greek comes from a verb meaning ‘to go out and meet or welcome someone’ . As regards the determination of the celebration of the feast on 2 February, this was decided in the 6th century, at the time of Emperor Justinian. It was fixed on this day because it is the fortieth after Christ’s birth, which, it had been decided in the 4th century, was to be celebrated on December 25. We draw our information regarding the event of the Lord’s Reception from the Gospel according to Saint Luke. In the narrative in ...
The Patriarch of Alexandria and All Africa, His Divine Beatitude Theodoros II, on Wednesday was personally briefed in Athens about...
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A seminar will be held this month at the Holy Monastery of St. George of Kremikovtsi, in western Bulgaria, on...
A delegation of the Episcopal Council of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Montenegro arrived in the United States this week...
In Russia, public discussion has rekindled over the prospect of referring to God in the under-revision constitution, something that has...
The Archbishop of Australia, His Eminence Makarios, arrived at the Mother Church of Constantinople this week for a visit, at...
The Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, His All Holiness Bartholomew I, on Tuesday referred to the very significant role that religion...