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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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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Academics Incorporating Leftist Dogma into Orthodox Christianity
Academics are trying to muddle teaching that is traditional and clear, while incorporating leftist dogma that is alien to the Orthodox Faith.
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The Orthodox Revolution Comes to St. Bart’s
How do you hide a revolution in plain sight? The Orthodox Divine Liturgy celebrated at St. Bart’s Episcopal shows us the answer.
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Fr Mark Hodges and Orthodox Transparency
Fr. Mark Hodges says he was suspended over his conservative beliefs. The diocese says not, but won’t explain. We have a sad history of this.
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Guilty by Association – The Persecution of Fr. Mark Hodges
Fr. Mark Hodges has been suspended on the basis of “guilty by association.” Are we seeing the rise of Orthodox cancel culture?
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NPR’s Miss Extremist
Behind the NPR cheap shot against ROCOR is Odette Yousef. Who is she and how did little ROCOR attract her attention?
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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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The Essential Role of Patriarch Bartholomew in Worsening Ukrainian Persecution
As the war worsens for Zelensky, and his allies tire of supporting him, his government has ratcheted up the oppression of the Orthodox Church. We, in the West, cannot let their suffering go unnoticed. None of this would be possible were it not for the support of Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople.
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Responding to Ukraine Banning the Ukrainian Orthodox Church
How should Orthodox and other concerned American Christians react to the law 8371 banning the Ukrainian Orthodox Church? Archbishop Peter of Chicago has asked us to step up and demand accountability from our elected readers.
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