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“Secret love is a flame that burns brighter in the shadows”: GOC-Kallinikos Metropolitan Chrysostomos of Attiki and Voiotia on His Yearly Meet and Exchange of Gifts with the Local State Church Metropolitan of Iliou in Front of the Latter’s Cathedral.
“For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” Matthew 6:21. Palm Sunday, Achanai, Greece
Another Greek “Bishop” celebrates Iftar Every Year. Living Peacefully with Muslims Shouldn’t Include Attending their “feasts” and Prayers
“Metropolitan” Nathaniel of Kos and Nisyros (Greek Islands) wanting to honor the tradition of the Muslims, wished them warmly for Ramadan and took part in the typicon of prayer and food and wished them that “God bless them and may…
ΥΠΑΡΧΕΙ ΟΙΚΟΝΟΜΙΑ ΕΙΣ ΤΟ ΚΑΤ’ ΕΠΙΧΥΣΙΝ ΒΑΠΤΙΣΜΑ;
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The Matter is Explained by St. Gregory Palamas in a Couple of Short Sentences
Saint Gregory Palamas reminds us, “Truly as many belong to the Church of Christ belong to truth and those who belong not to truth, they belong not to the Church of Christ. All the more so these ones lie to…
Making Wishes….Without a Genie. The “Metropolitan” of Didymoteicho, Greece Pays His Best Wishes to the Grand Moufti
The “Metropolitan” of Didymoteicho, Orestias, and Souflion didn’t lose the oppurtunity to go to visit the Grand Mufti of Didymoteicho Osman Hamza and to wish him a Happy Bayram for Eid al-Fitr for the end of Ramadan.
THE STRUGGLE ON VALAAM
By Vladimir Moss Only in one part of the Russian Church outside Russia was the new calendar ever implanted firmly – in Finland, whose Church had been taken away from the Russian Church by Patriarch Meletius of Constantinople. Already on…
Blatant Signs You Missed the Whole Message of St. Gregory Palamas and the establishment of the Paschalion by the Fathers of the First Ecumenical Council
The unified celebration, according to the head of the Patriarchate of Constantinople, is particularly significant in light of the upcoming 1700th anniversary in 2025, marking the convening of the First Ecumenical Synod in Nicaea. Among its pivotal discussions was the matter of establishing a common timeframe for the Easter festivities.