Save as PDF“…His Grace Mercurius, Bishop of Zaraisk, has been appointed Chairman of the Synodal Department of Religious Education and Catechism, as well as being relieved of his duties as Administrator of the Patriarchal Parishes in the United States. The temporary administration of the Patriarchal Parishes in the United States has been entrusted to His Grace Job, […]
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The third week of Great Lent. Veneration of the Life-giving Cross.
With what feeling do we present our-selves before the Lord’s Cross today? This veneration takes place half-way between the beginning of great Lent and the Passion Week. What does this Cross tell us about?
The second Sunday of Great Lent
In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit! Today on the second Sunday of Great Lent, the Church opens before us the well-known page of the Evangel about the cure of a paralytic man. Four men were carrying a stretcher with this sick man but when they came […]
The Sunday of Orthodoxy.
Today is the Sunday of Orthodoxy, but we should remember that it isn’t the triumph of the Orthodox over other confessions and other people, but the feast of God’s victory, the victory of truth, the victory of Christ over all weakness of human mind.
The Angel of Light 03/2009
March 2009/ Monthly Bulletin of the Orthodox V Charitable Association
The Angel of Light 02/2009
February 2009/ Monthly Bulletin of the Orthodox V Charitable Association
The annual meeting of “Orthodox V”
The annual meeting of “Orthodox V” was held on Sunday February 01/09 in Chipman church after the Divine Liturgy. The reports on the work done were made, problems of the present moment were discussed and plans for the current year were made up.
The Christmas Epistle in 2009
This is of course only poetic imagery but may it help us, in some small way, to understand that the Eternal Wisedom, born from Eternal Love, was incarnated and became Man among people so that man, shivering from earthly bitterness, could take the new path to a warmer place, to the Kingdom of God, where there is «neither sickness, nor sorrow, nor sighing!».