Vaccine Passports, Digital Control, and the Orthodox Christian Fight for Freedom
Vaccine passports will lead to second-class citizenship for the non-vaccinated. Should the Orthodox Church fight such digital control?
Read more →The COVID Persecution category examines the challenges Orthodox Christians faced during the COVID-19 era, particularly where public health policies, church closures, vaccine mandates, and government restrictions intersected with religious liberty and ecclesial life. These articles explore the effects of pandemic measures on worship, parish communities, pastoral leadership, conscience rights, and the relationship between Church and state. Through historical reflection, personal testimony, and Orthodox theological analysis, this collection considers the lessons of the pandemic and how the Church can faithfully respond to future crises while preserving both truth and freedom.
Vaccine passports will lead to second-class citizenship for the non-vaccinated. Should the Orthodox Church fight such digital control?
Read more →COVID vaccines only possibly benefit a small group of people while carrying substantial risks. Not an easy sell, even with moral posturing.
Read more →We have accepted that bishops can require whatever they choose as prerequisites to attend liturgy and receive – a very dangerous situation.
Read more →Fr. Mark Hodges says he was suspended over his conservative beliefs. The diocese says not, but won’t explain. We have a sad history of this.
Read more →Poor leadership created a financial crisis forcing the possible sale of Greek Churches in Toronto. All Orthodox Christians must take heed.
Read more →Either man is made in the image and likeness of God, thus with inalienable rights, or he is a clever ape with no more value than a beast.
Read more →After almost a year of poor leadership by the bishops, Orthodox priests are finding their voices to speak up on behalf of the Faith!
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