The Ecclesiological Vision of Patriarch Bartholomew

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The Ecclesiological Vision of Patriarch Bartholomew

The idea that the Lord, when He chose the twelve apostles, entrusted one of them with the task of governing the rest of them has no basis in holy Scripture.

VIDEO: New Book: Syria Crucified: Stories of Modern Martyrdom in an Ancient Christian Land

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VIDEO: New Book: Syria Crucified: Stories of Modern Martyrdom in an Ancient Christian Land

Introducing a new book release by Ancient Faith Publishing, set for availability in November 2021: Syria Crucified: Stories of Modern Martyrdom in an Ancient Christian Land is written by Orthodox Christian authors Zachary Wingerd and Brad Hoff, and importantly is the first ever book to detail the plight of Syria’s Christians during the past ten years of tragic war.

“We are witnessing an extraordinary surge of spiritual strength in Ukraine”

A talk with Bishop Victor (Kotsaba)

Bishop Victor (Kotsaba) of Baryshevka

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“We are witnessing an extraordinary surge of spiritual strength in Ukraine”

A talk with Bishop Victor (Kotsaba)

Bishop Victor (Kotsaba) of Baryshevka

It may seem surprising and incredible, but in almost every village where a church was seized (over 100 places, mainly in the western regions of Ukraine) a new one has already been built, or is under construction, or funds are being raised for its construction.

On Orthodoxy in Ukraine after the “Euromaidan Revolution”

Part 2: On theological education in the UOC-MP, and the “Renaming Law” as a ploy to do away with the Church

Metropolitan Kliment (Vecherya)

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On Orthodoxy in Ukraine after the “Euromaidan Revolution”

Part 2: On theological education in the UOC-MP, and the “Renaming Law” as a ploy to do away with the Church

Metropolitan Kliment (Vecherya)

For several years now the new statutes of our parishes, dioceses, monasteries and educational institutions haven’t been registered. New parishes, monasteries and convents are being set up in the country, but no one is registering them—they are outside the legal framework.

Orthodoxy in Ukraine after the “Euromaidan Revolution”

Part 1: Misinformation and biased education

Metropolitan Kliment (Vecherya)

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Orthodoxy in Ukraine after the “Euromaidan Revolution”

Part 1: Misinformation and biased education

Metropolitan Kliment (Vecherya)

Despite the change of government in Ukraine in the spring of 2019, the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (the UOC-MP) continues to feel pressure from the central authorities, and remains a target of propaganda attacks.