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“Sleep, My Little Angel, Sweetly to My Song” by His Eminence Metropolitan Cleopas of Sweden

The lullaby constitutes not only tenderness, but also memory, tradition, folk wisdom, and theological depth, often without its creators or bearers being conscious of the depth of the words they whisper

St Eleftherios Church celebrates Feast Day in Brunswick

Church services commenced on Sunday evening with Vespers, presided over by His Eminence Metropolitan Myron of New Zealand

The Feast of Saint Nicholas at the Finnish Parish of Stockholm

The hymns of the day were chanted in Finnish, Karelian, Swedish, Greek, and Church Slavonic by the parish choir, together with members of the Byzantine choir of Saint George Cathedral in Stockholm

Hagia Sophia: At the mercy of…crony contractors, the adventures of the monument of Orthodoxy in Erdogan’s hands

The symbolic temple of Byzantine tradition is at the mercy of micro-political and geopolitical designs, from its conversion into a mosque to…trucks entering its interior

In Nicaea of Bithynia, Patriarch Bartholomew and Pope Leo, 1,700 years after the Historic Council (live)

The two primates of Christianity are accompanied by the leaders of other Christian denominations present in Turkey

H.E. Metropolitan Cleopas’ Homily on the Entrance of the Theotokosinto the Temple and the Nativity of Christ St. George Cathedral of Stockholm

"In the Nativity of Christ, that which was hidden is revealed"

Pastoral visit of Metropolitan Cleopas to Vasteras, Sweden

In his homily, the Hierarch of the Northern Lands of the Mother Church referred to the significance of the Feast of the Entry of the Theotokos into the Temple as a prelude to the Great Feast of Christmas

4th Meeting of Catechumens and Newly Illumined at the Stockholm Cathedral

The Metropolitan presented the full content of his address, referring to the apostolic identity of the Orthodox Church, as well as the contemporary witness of the faith across all continents

St Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church – Feeding the Homeless: Sunday, November 16

"For I was hungry, and you gave Me something to eat; I was thirsty, and you gave Me something to drink; I was a stranger, and you invited Me in;" Matthew 25:35

St. Nectarios of Pentapolis, Jairus & the woman suffered a flow of blood – By H.E. Metropolitan Cleopas of Sweden

In Saint Nectarios of Pentapolis, whose memory we commemorate today, we see both the silent endurance of the suffering woman and the steadfast faith of Jairus

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