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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Is the COVID Coalition Collapsing Along with the Pandemic Narrative?
The announcement of the new Merck and Pfizer drugs to treat COVID is a game-changer. The official narrative will crumble as the coalition sustaining it fragments.
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The Scandal of Ecumenism – Greek and English
Ecumenism reduces Jesus, the One True God, to just another deity and the One True Church to just another religious institution. This is a scandal which we can no longer tolerate.
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It’s Time to Go
After years of misbehavior by the Ecumenical Patriarch and Archbishop Elpidophoros, a former Anglican explains leaving his Greek parish.
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Where Have We heard These Promises Before?
Mankind has fallen for the lie before that we can save ourselves and improve on what God has provided through our own efforts.
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Is the Patriarchate of Constantinople an Enemy of the American People?
The Patriarchate of Constantinople and GOARCH are openly aligned with policies that are alienating and harming tens of millions of people.
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The New Heresy
Just when you thought things couldn’t get any worse in the Greek Archdiocese, here comes a whole new heresy – Religious Covidism.
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A Greek Priest on the Divisiveness Within Orthodoxy Over COVID Vaccines
A Greek Orthodox priests describes how the divide in society over COVID vaccines is also in the Church. What can we do?
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The Gatekeepers Let in What They Are
The gatekeeper lets into the sheepfold what he is. Gatekeeping is done from the inside, not the outside, spiritually speaking.
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COVID Vaccine Mandates: Is Elpidophoros on the Wrong Side of Patristic Tradition?
Archbishop Elpidophoros is wrong. There is a religious exemption for the COVID vaccine mandates. Without free will, there is no Orthodoxy.
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