Saint Alexis the Man of God Orthodox Church
Alexandria, Sydney, Australia
Saturday, March 30 (17), 2019
St. Symeon the New Theologian on the Presuppositions to Participation in the Holy...
Holy Trinity Orthodox Church
Melbourne, Australia
Friday, March 29 (16), 2019
“Chalcedon and it’s decisions are as much about the Person of Christ as the Body of Christ. In its Oros (lit. Boundary-decision) the Council set down the boundaries inside of which one is IN Christ, outside of which one stands apart from Christ, from communion in Him....
I am presently in Australia delivering lectures to the faithful of the Serbian Orthodox Archdiocese at the invitation and with...
On Tuesday, March 26 (13), in addition to lectures I am delivering to the faithful of the...
Saint Nicholas Orthodox Church
Brisbane, Australia
Saturday, March 23 (10), 2019
...Archpriest Peter Heers
Saint Stephan the Protomartyr * Rooty Hill, Australia
Friday, March 22 (9), 2019
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During the first day of the International Conference on Digital Media and Orthodox Pastoral Care in Crete (DMOPC18), the renowned theologian Jean-Claude Larchet said that during the fast seasons Christians ought to reduce their activity on social platforms.
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Petition to all local Churches to include the abstinence from the use of the...
For half a century, many authors have noted the spectacular decadence of Catholicism in France and more widely in Europe, and have worried about it: Louis Bouyer in The Decomposition of Catholicism (1968), Serge Bonnet in À hue et à dia. The Avatars of Clericalism in the Fifth Republic (1973), Michel de Certeau and Jean-Marie Domenach in Christianity Exploded (1974), Paul...
ST. EMMELIA WEST CONFERENCE: “HAVE FAITH”
ST. NICHOLAS RANCH, DUNLAP, CALIFORNIA
APRIL 19-22, 2018
Dear Alumni, Friends, and Supporters:
“This is the day the Lord has made; let us greatly rejoice and be glad therein.”(Psalms 117:24, LXX)
On this glorious day, I am delighted to announce that Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary in Jordanville, New York, will, by the grace of God the Holy Trinity and the approval of the New York State Board of Regents, begin a new Master of Divinity...
As Fr. Seraphim Rose once wrote, the difference between Orthodoxy and heterodoxy is most apparent in that the Orthodox Church (in Her Saints) is able to discern the spirits. Moreover, discernment of the methods of the fallen spirits is a requirement in the formation of Christology and Ecclesiology. As the Evangelist John writes, “For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, that he might destroy the...
The miraculous journey from Lutheranism, through eastern religions, to the Orthodox Church.
This story has so much to teach us all – but especially Orthodox bishops and priests. In this video one sees the marvelous response of God to one man’s determined and pained search for spiritual health and healing and his simple and humble acceptance of the providence of God.
Seraphim was born,...
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Patristic Theology, Demetrios Tselengides, Grace of the Holy Spirit, spiritual-life, Theological Education, homeschooling
April 16th, 2018
Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary Launches a Master of Divinity degree for Fall 2018.
Announcement by the Dean, Archpriest Alexander F. C. Webster, PhD
April 12th, 2018
On the Essential Identity of Ecumenism and Phyletism
By Archpriest Peter Heers
March 19th, 2018
On “Partial Ecclesiastical Communion,” the Dominant Theory Behind Contemporary Ecumenism
Excerpt from: The Ecclesiological Renovation of Vatican II by Archpriest Peter Heers
The basis for modern Catholic-Orthodox dialogue, the decree [on Ecumenism of Vatican II] established the principle of real, if imperfect, communion between Christians and their churches and communities. - by John Long, S.J.
March 19th, 2018
Journey to Life: Baptized into Christ in the Orthodox Church
The Miraculous Journey from Lutheranism, through eastern religions, to Orthodoxy
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