St. Dionysius’ Paschal Encyclical – Orthodox Faith in Time of Plague
St. Dionysius’ Paschal Encyclical about persecution and plague forces us to acknowledge we are closer to the heathens than to the Christians.
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For Your Safety – Never Talk to Police!
Christians often feel obligated to answer police questions. This is not a moral issue. For your own safety and others, always remain silent.
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COVID Lockdowns Prove New Christian Leaders Are Needed
Christian bishops still endorse lockdowns despite their horrific impacts and lack of benefits. True shepherds are needed to lead the fight.
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No Orthodox Papacy Means Stability for the Faith
Since the Great Schism, Papal pretensions have caused division in Christendom over innovations. Orthodox conciliarity preserves true Faith.
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The Divorce of American Conservatism and the National Security / Intelligence State
For decades the United States has lavishly funded national security agencies that overthrew foreign governments. Now it is our turn.
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Is Freemasonry Systemic in the Greek Orthodox Church?
Since the fall of Constantinople, Greece has endured many betrayals. Is Freemasonry embedded in her Church the ultimate one?
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The Theft That Theologians Always Overlook
Theologians want to help the poor and the downtrodden, and rightly so. But there is one theft from every worker they seem to always ignore.
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Freemasonry and the Rise of Ecumenism in the Orthodox Church
Freemasonry stands condemned as an occult religion. Even so, secret Freemason patriarchs started the ecumenical movement in the Church.
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Orthodoxy Belongs in Religion, Not Science
Orthodox Christianity is revelation. It is frequently beyond our rational understanding. Science is a method, and reason must always prevail.
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Local Parishes, Local Communities, and Orthodoxy for All
Is the Orthodox Faith meant to be a niche religion for ethnic believers and a few converts? Or is meant for every one in every town?
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