The Annual Archon Weekend of the Order of Saint Andrew the Apostle was held last weekend, October 18-20, in New...
Love and charity are synonymous with Christianity. The basis of the Christian message is love towards all other people, regardless of who they are. Nothing should be an impediment to the exercise of Christian love: not sex, race or socio-economic status. Our Lord Jesus Christ Himself not only taught love towards others, but also made it a condition for those who want to belong to Him: ‘I give you a new commandment, that you should love one another. As I have loved you, so shall you love one another. In this, everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another’ (Jn. 13, 34-35). He Himself also gave an example of serving others when He washed His ...
By its broadcasting the Radio Slovo ljubve (Word of Love) has strengthened the mission of the Serbian Church in...
His Holiness Irinej, Serbian Patriarch, received Mr. Nik Vujicic, a famous humanist and motivational speaker at the Serbian Patriarchate on...
Thousands of pious Orthodox Christians from Romania and abroad traveled to Bucharest over the weekend to celebrate the feast of...
Several clergymen of the canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church recently had the blessing of concelebrating the Divine Liturgy with His Holiness...
The St. Vlasius Theological Academy in Durrës is one of the most modern schools in Albania, Orthodox Times informs....
The 4th anniversary of a fire that killed 64 and wounded 147 at the Colectiv club in Bucharest in 2015...
Saint Païsios writes that the famous psaltis Diako-Yannis once went to the feast as the Holy Monastery of Grigoriou in order to sing. He sang at Great Vespers and, when that had finished and the Lity was about to start, he felt the need to go to the reception room for a coffee to keep his strength up for the rest of the services. In the reception room there were some monks of the monastery who were also psaltes and a discussion took place about church singing; Diako-Yannis said at one point: ‘I see Father David’s still going strong’. One of the older monks, Father Makarios, was astonished and said: ‘Father David passed away six months ago. You’re mistaken’. Diako-Yannis was nonplussed, ...
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With the blessing and presence of His Beatitude John X, Patriarch of Antioch and All The East, the Greek...
One-day theology seminar by foreign scholarship recipients of the Holy Synod of the Church of Greece
An inaugural one-day theology seminar by foreign scholarship recipients of the Holy Synod of the Church of Greece will...
The annual Day for Missing Persons from the 1974 Turkish invasion was commemorated on Tuesday, Oct. 29. Despite the...
Members of the Holy Synod of the Romanian Orthodox Church this week reminded clerics and hierarchs remain absolutely neutral...
The Metropolitan Bishop of Montenegro and the Littoral, of the Serbian Orthodox Church, His Eminence Amphilochius, this week expressed...
The Orthodox Church continues to makes inroads in the Baltic republic of Latvia, restoring numerous Churches destroyed or seized...
Yet another report by an international advocacy group paints a bleak picture for Christians worldwide, and especially for the...
The Latvian Orthodox Church has been restoring previously defunct churches and building new churches since Latvia separated from the...
Work on Warsaw’s Agia Sophia Church continues with the installation of beautiful new iconography in the main dome of the...
God doesn’t need our prayers! He knows what we need even before we ask for it. He generously gives His mercy even to those who don’t ask for it. It’s us who need prayer. Because prayer is what unites us to God. Without it, we’re separated from God. The more we pray, the closer we come to God.
