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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God’s Great Reset through Eucharistic Fire
The controversies in Canada over Holy Communion are leading to a great “reset” in which God is testing and preparing the Truly Faithful.
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Why Won’t Orthodox Bishops Fight for California?
Churches in California are closed by order of the Governor. While some important Protestant ministers are fighting, where are the Orthodox?
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Three new Auxiliary Bishops in Canada
The Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Canada welcomes three new bishops. May God grant them many years rightly dividing the word of truth.
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Wine-bread & Multiple Spoons – Attack on the Faith Continues in Canada
Over a thousand years, the communion spoon has been perfect for every Christian of any age. Innovations like wine-bread threaten the faith.
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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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A Holy Communion Heresy Coming to a Church Near You?
Multiple spoons during communion an innovation of Archbishop Soitirios that is spreading to other churches. Make your voice heard for Orthodoxy!
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Are Disagreements Allowed in the Church?
The Bible tells us how good it is for believers to dwell in unity. But what to do when those of the church deny her teachings?
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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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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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