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[Orthodoxy Today]

Orthodox Christians in fear of 'utter chaos' seek refuge in prayer

Members of a Syrian convent believe many interests are seeking to sabotage their country, writes MICHAEL JANSEN in Saydnaya

[Orthodoxy Today]

Fyodor M. Dostoevsky, Orthodox Convert 1821–1881 (January 28/February 9)

On February 9, 1881, Feodor Dostoevsky parted this world as his family read to him the Gospel parable of the prodigal son. This article from Orthodox America from the 100th anniversary year of Doestoevsky's death commemorates the great writer, and shows his significance to the Orthodox Church.

[Orthodoxy Today]

What has the Constantinople Synod Accomplished?

Deacon Giorgi Maximov

Metropolitan Amvrossios of Kalavryta and Aighialeia writes, “We are particularly shocked by the fact that the Constantinople Patriarchate has thus left poor Fr. Ephraim, their own man, to his fate, and does not allow others to sympathize with his calamity either. That is, he denies the members of the universal Orthodox community, which includes the Russians, the opportunity to apply the Gospel words… to rejoice with them that rejoice, and weep with them that weep (cf. Rom. 12:15).

[Sretensky Monastery]

We shall uphold the candle of Orthodoxy in Kosovo!

Archimandrite Tikhon (Shevkunov)

Today, at the threshold of Great Lent, with the blessing of His Holiness Kirill, I would like to address you with a special sermon. You all know that that for two decades now, a tragedy is happening in the Serbian land. The Orthodox inhabitants of Kosovo and Metohija have been pushed out of their ancient, native lands. Many have lost their lives, not to mention their property.

[Orthodoxy Today]

St. Xenia House. A place to call home.

Often independence is the sign of maturity that we have grown up, the captain of our own ship. Yet we are growing, crashing, burning, and getting up, throughout our past childhood and this new childhood.

[Orthodoxy Today]

21st Century. A Story of Kosovo.

This film was shot clandestinely in Kosovo. It tells the story of six elderly Serbian women who chose to remain in Kosovo—to live, to pray, and to make their silent appeal to the world.

[Orthodoxy Today]

Is it hard to be Patriarch?

His Holiness Patriarch Kirill, Dimitry Kiselev

On February 1, 2012, the Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church celebrated the three year anniversary of his enthronement with Divine Liturgy in the Christ the Savior Cathedral, Moscow. His Holiness appeared on Russian television to answer questions about religious life posed by TV commentator Dimitry Kiselev.

[Orthodoxy Today]

“When We Serve Our Neighbor, We Serve God.”

Archpriest Victor Potapov, Ilya Agaev

First of all, for the Orthodox Christian, social service is the fulfillment of God’s commandment, the second part of the one that says “thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself.” When we serve our neighbor, we serve the Lord Himself. You know that the Gospel says “for I was ahungered, and ye gave me meat: I was thirsty, and ye gave me drink: naked, and ye clothed me: I was in prison, and ye came unto me.” So if we serve our neighbor, we fulfill Christ’s main commandment-to love.

[Orthodoxy Today]

An Unconscionable Threat to Conscience

Last week, Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Kathleen Sebelius ordered most employers and insurers to provide contraceptives, sterilization, and abortifacient drugs free of charge. Taxpayers and premium payers are complicit in paying for these “preventive health services” whether they object or not.

[Orthodoxy Today]

Christians in India facing major decline because of low birthrate

What is noticeably different about Kerala is the highly visible presence of Christians, especially Catholics, in the state, the exceptional friendliness and courtesy of its people and Kerala’s strong family life culture.

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