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Russia declares war on the Ecumenical Patriarch: “He is dismantling the Body of the Church, has nationalist and neo-nazi allies”

Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service claims that Bartholomew intends to grant autocephaly (also) to the unrecognized Orthodox Church of Montenegro, while, according to the same allegations, British intelligence services support the Patriarch

St Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church: Feeding the Homeless – Sunday, January 18

Sunday, January 18 Meal Prep: 6pm – 7:30pm Location: St. Nicholas, 3rd Floor (Distribution begins at 7:30pm) After the meals are prepared and packed, we will deliver them to designated locations across the city, where people will be waiting to receive them. Vehicles are needed to assist with distribution.Please use the link below to sign […]

The two High Priests who will participate in the election of the two Metropolitans in Crete have been appointed by the Phanar

The communiqué for the work of the Holy and Sacred Synod, today Friday

Papastavrou met with Archbishop Ieronymos: The State recognizes, honors and supports the contribution of the Church

We will work together to strengthen social cohesion and solidarity, the Environment Minister said

Vasilopita and New Year Traditions, from antiquity to the present day

Βy His Eminence Metropolitan Cleopas of Sweden

Light and Water at Theophany and in Ancient Greece

By His Eminence Metropolitan Cleopas of Sweden

Why Santa Claus is not “ours”

9+1 things you don’t know about the events and history of January 1

St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church: A final Stewardship appeal before year’s end

Stewardship is more than a financial commitment; it is a spiritual response. It is our offering of thanksgiving to God for the blessings we have received and a tangible expression of our faith in action

The Fables of Aesop as a Preparation for the Gospel by H.E. Metropolitan Cleopas of Sweden

The Orthodox Church has never categorically rejected pre-Christian thought. On the contrary, it subjected it to discernment, distinguished it, and made use of it. The Fathers saw in Aesop’s fables a preparatory discourse; a natural morality that prepares humanity to receive the light of the Gospel

What begins in the manger is fulfilled in the Tomb and overturned in the Resurrection

Christ’s Nativity as a prefiguration of His burial and Resurrection in the patristic and liturgical tradition - By His Eminence Metropolitan Cleopas of Sweden

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