RTOC Diocese of Pallini & Western Europe
RTOC Diocese of Pallini & Western Europe
On December 4th, the Orthodox Church celebrates the memory of the Great Martyr St. Barbara, a saint who courageously bore witness to Christ and whose life remains an enduring inspiration for Christians. St. Barbara was born in the late 3rd…
By Fr. Aleksandar Radunovic Who are the children of Heaven? They are those born not of the flesh, nor of blood, but of the Holy Spirit and truth. They are souls that shine like stars in the darkness of a…
By RTOC of Western Europe’s Priest Aleksandar Radunovic O you, who seek true meaning in a world often cold and soulless, where will your heart find peace that does not depend on this world? Can you tell me, where does…
by RTOC Priest Aleksandar Radunovic of our Diocese of Western Europe When the time of great apostasy comes and the light of true faith is hidden under a cloak of lies, who will be the first to see the face…
By Priest Aleksandar Radunovic of the RTOC Diocese of Western Europe Oh, how beautiful is the mystery of the resurrection of a man’s heart. O beloved, how beautiful is the Kingdom of God. Resurrect your heart through Christ, Orthodox soul,…
by Priest Aleksandar Radunovic of the RTOC Diocese of Western Europe O you who yearn for the Truth, know this profound secret: lies kill the truth, but the truth crushes lies, as light dispels darkness. Lies are a shadow that…
By Priest Aleksandar, RTOC Diocese of Western Europe In a small town, by a peaceful river, lived a boy. War had devastated everything around him, leaving only hunger and uncertainty. His family had no income, and hunger was a constant…
by Fr. Aleksandar Radunovic Oh, wondrous mysteries! Fasting is a healer of both soul and body. In the dark cloak of night, when silence unveils the sounds of hidden desires of the soul, one encounters the boundless ocean of their…
by Vladimir Moss “On Tuesday, 29 May, 1453,” writes Sir Steven Runciman, “an old story was ended. The last heir of Constantine the Great lay dead on the battlefield; and an infidel Sultan had entered in triumph into the city…
(Kalamata, 1895 – Agia Anna, Mount Athos, September 1950) A blessed vessel of the Lord’s grace in the 20th century, Joachim maintained a lifelong love for Christ-centered asceticism and prayer. LIFE AND WORKS A. Birth and Upbringing: Joachim, born Ioannis…
