The Resignation of Metropolitan Joseph of the Antiochian Archdiocese
Is Metropolitan Joseph guilty? Is he part of a crisis of corrupt hierarchs? Is there more to the story? If so, will we ever know for sure?
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Orthodox Episcopal Aloofness with a Side of Cake
Archbishop Elpidophoros heads the largest Orthodox jurisdiction in America at a time of profound crisis. He couldn’t care less about us.
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Orthodox Movie Review – Man of God
The story of St. Nektarios is a breakthrough for Orthodox film. A must see. The film is a home run in every respect.
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The War in Ukraine as a Tool for Progressive Revolution Against Orthodoxy
Progressive Western “Orthodox” exploit the Ukrainian tragedy to discredit the authentic Christian Faith and transform the Orthodox Church.
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Orthodox Bishops Correct Pro-Abortion Comments From Archbishop Elpidophoros
Four Orthodox hierarchs have taken to task the pro-abortion comments of Archbishop Elpidophoros from the 2022 March for Life.
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More Progressive Indoctrination from Archbishop Elpidophoros
Archbishop Elpidophoros does not need to clarify his remarks from the March for Life. Anyone paying attention knows he endorsed abortion.
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Does Orthodox Christianity Support Marxist, anti-White Racism?
Academics and hierarchs from the Greek Archdiocese frequently espouse concepts borrowed from Marxism that are anti-Orthodox and racist.
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As TEC Goes, So Goes GOA
After decades of embracing the LGBTQ+ agenda, the Episcopal Church is a shadow of itself. Why is the GOA determined to follow suit?
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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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Bold Orthodox Leadership is Necessary to Avoid the COVID Backlash
The pandemic is over. People are rejecting the COVID narrative. A major backlash is brewing among an angry populace. Will Orthodoxy also suffer?
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