11/3/2015
Patriarch Irenej of Serbia
Rating: 10|Votes: 19
Let us ask ourselves: what kind of faith do we have? Do we really believe that Christ rose from the dead? Does this Event have crucial saving consequences for us and for our lives? In the answer to this simple question lie the answers to all our troubles, fears and insecurities.
Patriarch Irinej of Serbia
Rating: 9,5|Votes: 43
They do not seek an autocephalous Church because, allegedly, they are its faithful members, but they use it as suitable, but rather unsuitably , for the purpose of strengthening their worldly and essentially atheistic ideology, power and vulgar interests. In the last analysis, it is a question of an abuse of the Church and of the Faith.
Rating: 9|Votes: 17
His Holiness Patriarch Irinej of Serbia speaks in a homily about how the Church has overcome the threat of godless communism by the grace of the Holy Spirit, entering a new period of flourishing.
We are praying to the Lord, the Founder of the Church, that during the forthcoming days He may inspire us with the spirit of truth and love, and that His blessing may direct this gathering of ours to be inspired by charity, which is the bond of perfectness (Col 3:14), to the glory and benefit of our God-loving Orthodox faithful. Amen.
Rating: 5,5|Votes: 2
"With compassion and prayer the Serbian Orthodox Church is following the development of the conflict in Ptichya village in the Rovno Region, where our fellow faithful have become victims of pogroms and violence; where the Orthodox clergy are beaten up by unbridled fascist militants; where the weak elderly and women have been locked up in their own church for several days now without water and food, even without being provided with the necessary medical aid."
Our brothers and sisters in Kosovo and Metohija and the holy shrines of the Serbian Orthodox Church are in great danger, because the proponents of the so-called state of Kosovo want to obtain membership in UNESCO and confiscate Serbian churches and monasteries.
Patriarch Daniel of Romania, Patriarch Neofit of Bulgaria, Patriarch Irinej of Serbia
Patriarch Daniel of Romania, Neophyte of Bulgaria, and Irinej of Serbia offer words or prayer and consolation over the tragic fire in a Bucharest night club that claimed the lives of 27 young people.
