Paschal Epistle of St. John Maximovitch, 1940

St. John Maximovitch

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Homilies and Spiritual Instruction

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Paschal Epistle of St. John Maximovitch, 1940

St. John Maximovitch

The present night is not an ordinary night! Brighter than day, it illuminates our souls! The rays of the Sun of the world illumine us and the whole universe, enlightening all who come to His light.

An Announcement from His Holiness, Patriarch Kirill on the Terrorist Act in the Moscow Metro

His Holiness, Patriarch Kyrill

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Orthodoxy Today

An Announcement from His Holiness, Patriarch Kirill on the Terrorist Act in the Moscow Metro

His Holiness, Patriarch Kyrill

On Moscow, March 29, 2010, His Holiness, Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia, issued an announcement regarding the terrorist act in the Moscow metropolitan subway. On March 29, 2010, two explosions set off by suicide bombers in two different centrally located stations of the Moscow metro caused the deaths of 39 people to date, and 71 hospitalized, five of which are in critical condition.

An Orthodox Look at Nostradamus

Hieromonk Job (Gumerov)

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Orthodoxy Today

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An Orthodox Look at Nostradamus

Hieromonk Job (Gumerov)

An unalterable sign of a true prophet is absolute purity of faith and teaching. The heralds of God’s will were those through whom the Lord always enjoined His people to turn away from all false teachings and return to the true path. Prophets were preservers of piety and divinely revealed religion.

The Edict of Milan, and the Modern Understanding of Justice

Deacon Vladimir Vasilik

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Church History

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The Edict of Milan, and the Modern Understanding of Justice

Deacon Vladimir Vasilik

The understanding of justice has lost its ground; its motives and impulses have become one-dimensional. It has lost its noble direction, its original, sacred premises, and has submitted itself to the spirit of skepticism, in which everything is doubtful, to the spirit of relativism, and to the spirit of nihilism, which does not want to believe in anything.

Orthodox Ireland. Part II

Vladimir de Beer

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Church History

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Orthodox Ireland. Part II

Vladimir de Beer

It is remarkable that little historical evidence has remained about the saint who is venerated as Apostle to the Irish, while legends surrounding him abound. The only documentary sources regarding his life that are recognised as authentic are his Confession and an Epistle to a Northumbrian chieftain called Coroticus. According to these sources Patrick was born in western Britain, probably in Cumbria, as the son of a Roman official who was a Christian.