Adverse Reactions Prove Covid Vaccines too Dangerous
A UK researcher after reviewing adverse drug reactions: “more than enough evidence to declare the COVID-19 vaccines unsafe for use in humans.”
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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 Air Tight Religious Exemption Request for Covid Vaccines
The Orthodox Church opposes abortion. Covid vaccines available in North America all have a connection to aborted fetal cells. We are exempt.
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Shepherd, Know Your Sheep – Open Letter to Archbishop Sotirios
Are supporters of a single communion spoon in Canada “pagan”? A Greek Orthodox Christian responds to Archbishop Sotirios.
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The Archbishop’s Exhortation for the Fourth of July
The 4th of July encyclical from Archbishop Elpidophoros was remarkably tone deaf given the last year of rioting and infringement of liberties.
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Covid-19 was the Perfect (Lost) Opportunity for Palliative Care
The failure to provide proper palliative care to terminally ill patients during the Covid pandemic harmed patients and spread panic.
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Are Not We All the Church?
The Church is the vineyard of the Lord and all of us, clergy and laity alike, are tenant farmers. We are to cultivate the fields together.
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The Most Deceptive (and Damning) Addiction
There are many kinds of addiction, some can even masquerade as virtue. Addiction to power and adulation is among the worst forms.
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Truly Following the Gospel in a Time of Plague
What does the Gospel really demand of us during a plague? Should Christians cower at home, or are we called to do more in the name of Christ?
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The Dangers of Religiously-based Marketing for Covid Vaccines
The Covid vaccines have been the subjects of a massive marketing campaign. Religious institutions, knowingly or not, are playing a big role.
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Vaccine Segregation in American Orthodoxy
CDC guidelines on masks and vaccines resulted in two different policies in American Orthodoxy. One encourages segregation and implicit lying.
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