Tens of thousands of faithful Orthodox Christians filled the streets of Tbilisi and 10 other Georgian cities on Saturday, May 17, in honor of Family Purity Day.
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LGBT demonstrations and propaganda have been banned in the Moldovan capital of Chișinău.
Through the “Build a House, Build Souls” diocesan project, the family will receive a newly constructed house, offering them the opportunity for decent living conditions.
The Holy Synod of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church published a statement on Tuesday in support of compulsory religious education in the nation’s schools—something the Church has been working for ever since the fall of communism more than 30 years ago.
The Archdiocese of Cyprus is set to unveil a program offering material support to families with three or more children, aimed at supporting the state’s efforts for demographic recovery.
The service entreats the intercessions of St. Alexei of Goloseevo, who was born mute and later miraculously healed and is venerated in the UOC as the patron of those with autism.
Elena Kucherenko
Despite the twenty years that passed after his father’s death, his son began to pray for him. And everyone felt relief.
This is the second project in Russia that serves as an alternative to juvenile correctional facilities for teenage criminals.
Orthodox Christians have an opportunity to contribute to the construction of a new chapel in Missouri that is intended to eventually be used by a local mission parish and that will pay tribute to an 18-year-old Orthodox girl who has only a short time to live.
The Yambol Deanery of the Sliven Diocese of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church has launched an interesting new initiative for children called “Save an Icon.”
The event, which drew young Orthodox faithful from throughout the world, was held February 14–16.
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Priest Tarasiy Borozenets
The Catcher in the Rye is a novel of warning, a novel showing the hopelessness of the world of adults and the world of children in which there is no Christ.
Archpriest Peter Guryanov
Then came the day of my last exam and the day she was scheduled for an abortion. I decided to call one last time. She was already in the operating room and said she hadn’t changed her mind.
The 6th annual Walk was held on Saturday, February 8, to raise awareness for the protection of unborn children. This year’s theme was “Real Men Protect Babies,” to emphasize men’s important role in the public discussion about abortion.
When she saw a priest, something stirred in her heart and she began to doubt that this was the right thing to do. She bought the drugs, but after staying awake all night, she chose to live.
“Where are you going?! Keep your baby!” I exclaimed, and I led her away from there sobbing and weeping.
Hundreds of private clinics throughout Russia have voluntarily refused to perform abortions, and there is hope that the barbaric procedure will be completely outlawed in private clinics this year, says the Chairman of the Patriarchal Commission on Family Issues, Protection of Motherhood and Childhood.
Hieroschemamonk Sergei (Chetverikov)
The focus of churchliness is the Lord Jesus Christ. He should also be the focus of family life.
