Thoughts on Reader Services and the Catacomb Church
Christian life began in the catacombs, and that is where it shall end. How do we prepare ourselves for whatever may come in a practical way?
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Update from the Burning Bush Brotherhood
The Burning Bush Brotherhood has a broad vision for its future, and wishes to expand by including more clergy.
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Isolated Priests and the Opportunities for the Burning Bush Brotherhood
Being an Orthodox priest in North America is extremely hard. It is even harder if you feel isolated because of your traditional beliefs.
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To Prevent Death, Please Stop Living
An Orthodox physician shares her perspectives on facing death and overcoming fear during the Covid pandemic.
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Vaccine Passports, Digital Control, and the Orthodox Christian Fight for Freedom
Vaccine passports will lead to second-class citizenship for the non-vaccinated. Should the Orthodox Church fight such digital control?
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Why We Fear the Horrible Orthodox Bishop and His Brethren
We have accepted that bishops can require whatever they choose as prerequisites to attend liturgy and receive – a very dangerous situation.
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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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Faith Over Fear – Apostolic Boldness in the Age of COVID
Orthodox Christian Bishops seem to have embraced the new normal. We need apostolic boldness to shake off fear and preach Christ!
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The Error of Blind Obedience to Bishops – According to the Saints of the Orthodox Church
A Greek doctor of history explores the limits of obedience to Orthodox clergy who are in error. Blindly following makes us culpable as well.
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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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