Orthodox Christian Resource Centre Updated with a number of exiting Items
Journeys to Orthodoxy
# The Story of Fr. Antonios
# Fr. Marcus
# Father Seraphim Scheidler
# Fr. Dcn. Athanasius
# Fr. Boris
# A Brief Description of My Journey to Orthodoxy
# Fr. Panteleimon
# Fr. Irenaios
# The Enduring Aura of Orthodoxy
# More Orthodox Than Thou (A Protestant Convert to Orthodoxy Rant)
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29/1/2010
By:
Charles Charalambous
THE TOWN Planning Department has granted permission for a “huge” new church next to 500-year-old Ayia Paraskevi Church in Strovolos (Nicosia), despite objections by Strovolos Municipality and local residents, it emerged yesterday.
In a press statement, the Cyprus Social Ecology Movement slammed the proposed building of a “huge luxury church in the yard of the [...]
29/1/2010
YEREVAN — Armenians will celebrate Youth and Lovers’ Blessing Day — their own version of St. Valentine’s Day — on January 30, RFE/RL’s Armenian Service reports.
According to the holiday’s traditions, young people are supposed to eat salty bread before going to bed in order to see their future lover in their dreams offering them a [...]
2010-01-26
Georgian Orthodox Church
Upon donation and assistance by Georgians living in the United States there is hired a premise for Holy Queen Tamar’s Church in Washington. The first Divine Liturgy was held on 8-9 of January. Upon blessing by His Holiness and Beatitude Catholicos Patriarch of All Georgia Ilia II and Holy Synod Decision there were [...]
Greek Orthodox Church
29/1/2010
My Dear Teachers,
Dear Children
We live an era where education has lost its artistic role ˙ fostering that the souls of students and to change the world. It’s more bureaucratic and losing one-dimensional role of the Liberation. It is not surprising therefore that the Feast of the Three Hierarchs,Education Day, seen by some, with [...]
28/1/2010
New York, January 28, 2010 — Coptic Orthodox Christians are asking their sisters and brothers in other churches to join in a day of prayer and remembrance February 14 following the January murders of six young Coptic Orthodox men in Nag Hammadi Egypt.
Seven people were murdered — six Coptic Orthodox Christians and a Muslim police [...]
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