The Romance-Slavic Symbiosis

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The Romance-Slavic Symbiosis

For Moldova, the Patriarch of Moscow is the living symbol of its spiritual unity with Russia and as such, he is important both for the Russian-speaking minority and for a large share of Moldova’s population, which sees ties with Moscow as a guarantee of the country’s independence from Romania. At the same time, there is a vocal minority here that leans toward reunification with Romania.

There is Something Different About You

Protodeacon Peter Danilchick

There is Something Different About You
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There is Something Different About You

Protodeacon Peter Danilchick

Not all of us can go to a monastery or to a life of full-time church service, and to practice these virtues there – but we can certainly go to work. And hopefully, when co-workers hear that we are Christians, they’ll say: “I knew there was something different about you…”

Protopriest Andrei Sommer: “Today’s Youth Must Follow the Lead of the Apostles”

Protopriest Andrei Sommer: “Today’s Youth Must Follow the Lead of the Apostles”
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Protopriest Andrei Sommer: “Today’s Youth Must Follow the Lead of the Apostles”

As St Innocent wrote: “Every Christian soul is filled with the Holy Spirit, the main thing is not to drive Him away with one’s sins.” Our young people should all remember this, no matter where in the world they live. The most important thing is that the Orthodox Christian lived an exemplary Christian life.

St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church To Be Rebuilt At Ground Zero

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St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church To Be Rebuilt At Ground Zero

"With this agreement, we are continuing New York's collective healing, restoration, and resurgence," Cuomo said in a statement. "Now we are finally returning this treasured place of reflection to where it belongs."

The Orthodox Approach to Mission: Transforming the Heart of the World

The Orthodox Approach to Mission: Transforming the Heart of the World
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The Orthodox Approach to Mission: Transforming the Heart of the World

It is only when we have a heart transfigured by God’s power, when we live a truly Christian life and bear its witness in the world, that we can then see what the world truly needs—and not simply what it thinks it needs, or what it wants. It is precisely in seeing the difference between the true life we live as Christians, and the life of the world, that we can point at this dimension or that like wise doctors and say ‘Aha! It is that which must be cured, if my patient is to be well!’ We see this through our lives, and the way our lives interact with those of the world.