RTOC Diocese of Pallini & Western Europe
RTOC Diocese of Pallini & Western Europe
SAINT MILDRED – St. Mildred was the daughter of King Merewald of Magonset and his wife, St. Ermenburga (alias Aebbe of Minster-in-Thanet); and therefore sister of Saints Milburga and Milgitha. At an early age, her mother sent her to be educated at Chelles in France, where many English…
The ancient town of Guildford is dominated by two hills, between which flows the River Wey. On top of one hill there stands the church of St. Martha. It is likely that the word “Martha” was originally “Martyr”, for the…
St. Ninnidh of Inismacsaint, Ireland leave a comment » Commemorated January 18 So it would seem that some confusion exists around both the exact identity of Saint Ninnidh and his feastday, due to the association of Saint Ninnidh of Inismacsaint with…
Metropolitan Philaret: On the Separation of the ROCOR and the Paris Archdiocese MessageFirst Hierarch of the Russian Orthodox Church AbroadRussian Orthodox archpastors, pastors, parishes and Russian Orthodox people in Western Europe and in all countries of dispersion. “So, I, a…
St. Mawes, Maws, Maudetus, Maudez of Brittany celebrated on November 18th Biography He is said to be from Ireland and moved from Ireland as an adult to live as a hermit. He first settled on the south coast of Cornwall…
The Patriarchal and Synodical Encyclical – Precursor of both Ecumenism and the Calendar Change We know that the years 1919-1920 had a great significance for the heretical movement of Ecumenism. During these two years, John D. Rockefeller Jr. began to…
