The museum is housed in the home where Met. Antony was born on March 15, 1898, to Joseph and Zaina Bashir. The building now contains icons, vestments, books, and sacred artifacts from his life and ministry.
A priest of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church was recently found guilty for holding a procession around his church.
Metropolitan Chrysostomos, former bishop of Kition, reposed yesterday, October 5, at the age of 87.
Masked gunmen opened fire on a group of young people gathered near the local village head’s office, killing two Orthodox men, Wissam George and Shafiq Rafiq Mansour, who were cousins, and seriously wounding a third man, Pierre Hariqis.
The Romanian Orthodox Church held local proclamations this weekend for the canonization of two 20th-century saints: St. Dumitru Stăniloae on Saturday and St. Ilarion Felea on Sunday.