Orthodoxy around the World

Neither East Nor West

Neither East Nor West

25 July 2011

Archpriest Gregory Hallam

Saints, Myths and Mineshafts

Saints, Myths and Mineshafts

15 July 2011

Andrei Zolotov Jr.

The ancient Christian tradition of long processions has been revived in Russia in recent years, and the night-long marches from Yekaterinburg to Ganina Yama and from Alapayevsk to the scene of ...

Orthodox Liturgical Attendance in the Upper Midwest

Orthodox Liturgical Attendance in the Upper Midwest

11 July 2011

Fr. Oliver Herbel

I have been asked to write an essay reflecting on whether liturgical attendance is increasing or decreasing in the West. Frankly, I think this is something that will vary from location to location ...

Growth & Attendance in Orthodox Parishes in Canada

Growth & Attendance in Orthodox Parishes in Canada

04 July 2011

Archpriest Geoffrey Korz

While attendance and parish numbers across Orthodox jurisdictions in Canada are up, connections between faith and attitudes in daily life remain an open question. Many Orthodox Christians who are new ...

“The Heart of the Parish Community Must be Love”

“The Heart of the Parish Community Must be Love”

30 June 2011

Archpriest Antony Hughes

How do we preach the Gospel today, taking into consideration all the advances in human knowledge? Do we retrench behind barricades and barriers for fear that maybe, just maybe we might have to change ...

Regardless of Circumstances and Common Sense…

Regardless of Circumstances and Common Sense…

29 June 2011

Kostantin Dyachkov

My first confession lasted very long; it took place during liturgy. I just remember I was so sorry for many things I did, and the priest was very surprised that I have not confessed or taken ...

Three Muslims are Baptized

Three Muslims are Baptized

10 June 2011

Elena Verbenina

“The Main Thing I Can Share is That It is not Me Who Paints an Icon”

“The Main Thing I Can Share is That It is not Me Who Paints an Icon”

08 June 2011

However, my personal experience is that even when my soul is troubled and I start painting an icon, the Lord acts and cures my soul with that icon. The main thing I can share is that it is not me who ...

The Way of the Pilgrim

The Way of the Pilgrim

12 May 2011

Fr. Vasile Tudora

Living for a week in a monastic republic, in a place where everyone you meet is trying to become a saint is an extraordinary experience because it reveals, in opposition your shortcomings and you ...

“We Do not Have Enough Bridges Between the World of the Church and Secular Society”

“We Do not Have Enough Bridges Between the World of the Church and Secular Society”

05 May 2011

‘The Church lives according to concepts, thoughts and experiences that are very far from many of our contemporaries. And it is quite complex for people to cross the frontier that separates this world ...

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