Q&A Toronto Update – Part II
The Q&A Tour in Canada to get to the bottom of the multiple communion spoons continues. This update includes email chains with the gov’t.
Read more →The Coronavirus / COVID-19 category explores the pandemic through the lens of Orthodox Christianity, examining its impact on the Church, society, and the spiritual life of believers. These articles address topics such as parish life, religious liberty, informed consent, vaccine mandates, public health policies, pastoral leadership, and the long-term consequences of the COVID era. Drawing on Scripture, the Holy Fathers, personal testimony, and contemporary events, this collection encourages thoughtful reflection on how Orthodox Christians can respond faithfully to times of fear, crisis, and cultural upheaval while remaining rooted in the timeless teachings of the Church.
The Q&A Tour in Canada to get to the bottom of the multiple communion spoons continues. This update includes email chains with the gov’t.
Read more →Bishop Athenagoras, a new auxiliary bishop in Canada, gave a sermon on the eve of the Dormition that encouraged tears of repentence.
Read more →Patients have the right to informed consent to all medical therapies, including vaccines. It is morally imperative to affirm this right.
Read more →it is important to clearly differentiate which population we are referring to when we debate on the issue of mask wearing.
Read more →An academic priest challenged traditional Orthodox communion using illogical and cherry-picked examples. Here a writer defends the Faith.
Read more →What if you wearing a mask to church not only doesn’t save any one, but actually makes the health situation worse for everyone?
Read more →An Orthodox lawyer proves there is no legal mandate for multiple communion spoons. So why are the spoons still being mandated by Archbishop Sotirios?
Read more →The July 19th speech of His Eminence Archbishop Soitiros at Vespers contained misinformation that needs to be refuted. This review starts that process.
Read more →His Eminence Sotirios mischaracterizes those opposed to changes in communion, while giving so little direction the very body and blood of Christ is at risk.
Read more →An old Greek phrase says “there is nothing more permanent than The Temporary.” Either we fight now for Orthodoxy, or we will lose the faith of our fathers.
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