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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

[Coming to Orthodoxy]

The Orthodox approach to Thailand

But in the midst of a city famous for all the wrong reasons is an unusual sight - the All Saints Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate), a building with three golden domes and beautifully painted frescos inside.

[Coming to Orthodoxy]

Island of Salvation

Alexander Segen

“People ask me, ‘How often should we go to church? Can we go once a week, or even once a month?’ I answer them, ‘You can stop going altogether. Just like that! Don’t go at all. Live your life without the Church, die, and you’ll go to hell. Then you’ll find yourself there, next to Hitler. You’ll be forever next to him. But just think about it: eternally! In hell. With Hitler.’”

[Churches and Monasteries]

Orthodox Russian London

On a leafy lane near Chiswick, in south-west London, the blue dome of a Russian Orthodox church rises surreally above the chestnut trees. Visible to drivers along the M4 on their way to and from Heathrow Airport, the Cathedral of the Dormition of the Mother of God and the Holy Royal Martyrs is, as the unwieldy name suggests, a symbolic statement of traditional faith in a city that growing numbers of Russians are adopting as a home from home.

[Coming to Orthodoxy]

Documentary on Hogar Rafael, "Miracle In Zone One"

From its founding more than 150 years ago, through its seizure by the government of Guatemala and its return to a descendant of the founder, Orthodox Christian nun Madre Inés Ayau García, in the 1990s, the story of “The Hogar” and its impact on the life of children and adults involves one miracle after another.

[Churches and Monasteries]

How the Great and Holy Monastery of Vatopedi is helping people at Porto Lagos

Where else are people going to get assistance if not from the Church at times of crisis? Our people come here, at the monasteries, and that’s why it is imperative that monasteries own property so that they are able to help our aching brothers. Where else can they go?

[Churches and Monasteries]

Bearing Witness to Orthodoxy: St. Catherine's OCA Church in Moscow

Fr. Christopher Hill, Fr. Christopher Hill

Zamoskvorechie ('the-area-beyond-the-River-Moscow') epitomizes Orthodox Moscow, the Russian capital famed before the 1917 Revolution for its 'forty-times-forty' churches.

[Church History]

Return to Byzantium

Bishop Tikhon (Zaitsev)

The largest and latest pilgrimage by Russian Christians to the holy sites of ancient Byzantium on the territory of modern Turkey has recently come to a close. A group of sixty pilgrims and clergymen from the Russian Orthodox Church visited the places so dear to the Orthodox heart, from Constantinople to Ephesus, travelling to the regions of Bithynia, Pontus, Lycia, Pamphylia, Cilicia, Cappadocia, Galatia, and Pisidia, sanctifying their path with united prayer, and Divine Services in half-ruined churches.

[Orthodoxy Today]

The Monasteries in Poland are Proof that the Church is Alive

Magdalena Slavinskaya , Archimandrite Athanasius (Nos)

I will say it once again: our goal is always salvation. The world changes, but the Orthodox faith does not. We should not conform to the world; the world should conform to the faith. Circumstances in life can change, but the strivings of the human soul remain forever unchanged. A person can strive for only one thing—for fullness, which is Jesus Christ. This is the most important thing in the life of every person who believes, and not only of the monk.

[Saints. Asceties of Piety. Church Holy Days ]

Blessed Maria Ivanovna of Diveyevo

No one ever heard from her any complaint, moaning, or unhappiness, nor irritability nor lamentations over human unfairness. The Lord Himself glorified her among the people for her God-pleasing life, her great humility and patience. People began to notice that what she would say or warn about would come to pass, and that those with whom she stayed would receive grace from God.

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