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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Does ‘Greek’ Orthodoxy Support The Great Reset?
Why is the world going into more lock downs? What is The Great Reset, and does the Greek Orthodox world support centralization of economic and political power?
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Bishop Irenei – The Church Will Never Alter Her Beliefs or Practices Out of Fear
The epidemic is not the reason that we live now in a moment that demands real faith. The reason for that necessity is fear. This world has shown, in these past few months, what really governs it — and it is not wisdom or compassion, or science, or truth. It is fear.
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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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Archbishop Elpidophoros, Ecumenism, and Orthodox Jurisdictional Unity
How could we unite with Rome, with whom we have so many differences, when we can’t unite our own jurisdictions of one Orthodox Faith?
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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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Turkish Author Condemns Cultural Vandalism Transforming Hagia Sophia
A Turkish author explains transforming Hagia Sophia into a mosque is an act of cultural vandalism and barbarism.
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Changes to Communion Lead to Transforming the Orthodox Faith?
There are scholars, priests, and hierarchs that argue for changing long-held Orthodox practices. These Orthodox thinkers often draw a distinction between what they refer to as dogma, such as the divinity of Christ, and mere customs, such as the communion spoon. One can change they say, the other can’t. Could yielding the common spoon set a precedent for even more changes to the Orthodox Faith?
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