Belgrade, October 14, 2010
These fonts may be downloaded from the Tipometar website, www.tipometar.org.
Belgrade, October 14, 2010
These fonts may be downloaded from the Tipometar website, www.tipometar.org.
17 октября 2010 г.
Serb nuns learn language of Albanian Muslims
Serb nuns learn language of Albanian Muslims
A Serb Orthodox monastery in religiously polarised Kosovo is breaking stereotypes by making its nuns learn Albanian so they can talk to Muslim villagers who come to pray at a statue of the Virgin Mary.
How is Our Stomach Connected With Our Life, or, Should the Church Slavonic Texts be Revised?
How is Our Stomach Connected With Our Life, or, Should the Church Slavonic Texts be Revised?
After the many years of work spent on the translation, Met. Sergius came out to read the Great Canon on Monday of the first week of Great Lent [in the modernized form]. "With what shall I begin to lament the cursed deeds of my life…" After the service, the people did not disperse, and stood there silently. When the future Patriarch started leaving the church, someone asked him "Your Eminence, when will they read the Canon of St. Andrew of Crete?"
An On-Line Church Slavonic Study Tool: the Orthodox Electronic Publishing Society
An On-Line Church Slavonic Study Tool: the Orthodox Electronic Publishing Society
As the Russian Orthodox Church celebrates the “Days of Slavic Culture”, which yearly begins on the feast of Sts. Cyril and Methodius (May 11/24), Pravoslavie.ru/OrthoChristian.com would like to note a useful website created as an aide to anyone interested in learning more about the Church Slavonic language. This language has liturgically united Russian, Ukrainian, Serbian, Bulgarian, and other Slavic Orthodox peoples for many centuries. Many modern converts to Orthodoxy also attend churches that use this liturgical language.