"Our Roots are in the Russian Church"

An interview with Fr. Luke (Murianka)

Archimandrite Luke (Murianka)

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"Our Roots are in the Russian Church"

An interview with Fr. Luke (Murianka)

Archimandrite Luke (Murianka)

From September 21 to 25, 2016 the solemn celebrations took place in Moscow, dedicated to the 1000-year anniversary of Russian monastic presence on Mount Athos. Our Rector and Associate Professor of Patrology, the Very Rev. Archimandrite Luke (Murianka), was invited to take part in the celebrations, which included an academic conference, as well as a meeting of all abbots and abbesses of the Russian Church. On September 29, Deacon Andrei Psarev, a member of our faculty, interviewed Fr. Luke in the abbot’s office in Jordanville, asking him to share with our readers his impressions from this solemn event.

Two Homes for the Homeless

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Two Homes for the Homeless

More and more people keep coming to the rehabilitation centre. Today we need to build a new dormitory for more people.

The Church is the Pillar and Ground of Truth “The Pastor’s Word”

His Holiness Patriarch Kirill

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The Church is the Pillar and Ground of Truth “The Pastor’s Word”

His Holiness Patriarch Kirill

The following is the text of a television program featuring His Holiness Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia, “The Pastor’s Word”. This installment was aired on October 8, 2016.

Prostrations at the Liturgy

Fr. John Whiteford

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Prostrations at the Liturgy

Fr. John Whiteford

In the Orthodox Church, we make prostrations, or full bows to the ground, as part of our prayer life. Sometimes, prostrations are made even during the Divine Liturgy. But there are certain rules about this, and these rules are also subject to local practice. Fr. John Whiteford discusses a general practice concerning when prostrations are made at the Liturgy.

On the Surpassing Value of the Spiritual Unity of the Church, Its Brutal Abuse in Crete and the Identification of the Church with its Administration

Letter (Aug. 30, 2016) to the Archbishop and Hierarchy of the Church of Greece on the Council in Crete

Dr. Demetrios Tselengidis

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On the Surpassing Value of the Spiritual Unity of the Church, Its Brutal Abuse in Crete and the Identification of the Church with its Administration

Letter (Aug. 30, 2016) to the Archbishop and Hierarchy of the Church of Greece on the Council in Crete

Dr. Demetrios Tselengidis

The well-known and respected Professor of Dogmatic Theology at the Theological School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Demetrios Tselengidis, has issued an important and timely three part analysis of the Cretan Council and the ecclesiological problems and issues surrounding it. The letter was sent to all of the hierarchs of the Church of Greece at the end of August and has been included in a recent publication dedicated to the "Council" of Crete.