Gnosticism is the Root of Modernity
Our modern world is so thoroughly permeated with Gnostic ideas that we fail to even notice them. Even when they infect the Holy Orthodox Church.
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Rightly Discerning the Body (Corporate Christ)
St Paul speaks of three substantiations of the Corporate Christ we must pay attention to. All three are connected as a unity of Christ.
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Not So Bold Leadership from Archbishop Michael of NY and NJ
Our society is in freefall. At Christmas, as we celebrate the Incarnation of Jesus Christ, we need hope in our Churches, not masks and fear.
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Is the Patriarchate of Constantinople an Enemy of the American People?
The Patriarchate of Constantinople and GOARCH are openly aligned with policies that are alienating and harming tens of millions of people.
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Appeal to the Ecumenical Patriarch to Correct Archbishop Sotirios of Canada on Proper Communion
A Greek Canadian pleads with Patriarch Bartholomew to restore traditional Holy Communion to Canada with a single spoon.
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Shocking News from Canada: Archbishop Sotirios FORBIDS Children & Families from Receiving Communion!
On the feast of St. Kosmas, to punish nuns for resisting multiple spoons at their monastery, Abp. Sotirios withheld communion from the laity.
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Mark of Ephesus and the Uprising of the Orthodox Laity
Orthodox Christians have faced false ecumenism before, and successfully overcame it. St. Mark of Ephesus has lessons for today.
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Letter to Archbishop Sotirios
The pain for the Greek community in Canada continues under Archbishop Sotirios. This is another response from a faithful Orthodox Christian.
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For the Orthodox, Callousness is the Real Pandemic
Testimonials bear witness to the callousness with which too many Orthodox Christians have been treated during the pandemic.
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Of Course Church Membership is Declining
No one should be surprised that American adults are leaving their churches. Millions still believe in God, but have lost faith in the clergy.
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