Exposing the Illogic of Going from One to Many Communion Spoons
An academic priest challenged traditional Orthodox communion using illogical and cherry-picked examples. Here a writer defends the Faith.
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No Law Against Single Spoon for Orthodox Communion in Canada
An Orthodox lawyer proves there is no legal mandate for multiple communion spoons. So why are the spoons still being mandated by Archbishop Sotirios?
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Response to Archbishop Sotirios’ Speech on Communion
The July 19th speech of His Eminence Archbishop Soitiros at Vespers contained misinformation that needs to be refuted. This review starts that process.
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A Circus of Spoons in Toronto
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.
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Q&A Toronto Update and New Open Letter on Communion in Toronto
His Eminence Archbishop Sotirios failed to do his due diligence and there is no law mandating use of multiple communion spoons in Toronto!
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The Real Issue in Toronto is Not the Snitches but an Archbishop Refusing to Defend the Faith
Why did a Greek Archbishop allow secular authorities to dictate how a Mystery of the Church is performed? And why are so many other Bishops surrendering also?
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Greek Orthodox in Toronto Announce Q&A Meeting to Focus on Real Issues
Toronto Greek Orthodox start a Q&A tour this Sunday 7/19 to learn from Archdiocese exactly why the multiple spoons suddenly appeared. More info daily.
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Is There a Dark Agenda Behind Multiple Communion Spoons in Canada?
Greeks in Toronto push back against communion bans followed by introduction of multiple spoons. What is the agenda driving this, and how bad could it be?
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Viral Videos Show the Growing Rift Between Greek Orthodox Clergy and Laity
Parishioners at St. George Greek Orthodox Church voiced rebellion against innovations in communion. Covid-19 is causing a massive rift in Orthodox Churches.
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