The Ancient Spiritual Link Between Ukraine and Syria

Andrei German

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The Ancient Spiritual Link Between Ukraine and Syria

Andrei German

Kievan Rus’ since the time of her reception of Christianity, has possessed a direct relationship with the Church of Antioch, and the ancient people of Syria. Yet so few realize that the very first Metropolitan of Kiev was a Syrian—and yet this is a historical fact.

The Jordanian Council: Hopes and Perspectives

Archpriest Vadim Leonov, Dionysius Reddington

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The Jordanian Council: Hopes and Perspectives

Archpriest Vadim Leonov, Dionysius Reddington

The Council participants who have stood up to defend the purity of the Orthodox faith and the teaching of the Church will become the natural center of consolidation for Orthodox people of various nationalities and countries, for whom the Church is not a rudimentary organ of the collapsed Byzantine Empire, but the living Body of Christ.

"They cast lots for my garments." Panagia of reposed canonical Ukrainian Primate given to Uniates by schismatic former secretary Drabinko

Matfey Shaheen

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"They cast lots for my garments." Panagia of reposed canonical Ukrainian Primate given to Uniates by schismatic former secretary Drabinko

Matfey Shaheen

Upon witnessing the shameful politicization of the memory of Metropolitan Vladimir (Sabodan) by his secretary Alexander Drabinko, anyone who truly loved Vladika Vladimir cannot remain silent.

Why Patriarch Bartholomew incites ethnic hatred

Kirill Alexandrov

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Why Patriarch Bartholomew incites ethnic hatred

Kirill Alexandrov

One of the Phanar’s leading ideological narratives is an interpretation of the schism according to which the noble Greeks in an unequal struggle oppose the attempts of Russian barbarians to seize power in the Orthodox Church.

Looking back on 2019

The editors of OrthoChristian look back on the past year

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Looking back on 2019

The editors of OrthoChristian look back on the past year

It’s a time for sadness and regret over the bad, and gratitude to God for the good. But just as it has since the Lord built it, the Ark of Salvation continues its blessed and glorious journey across the stormy sea of life, ready to take into its invincible enclosure all those who truly seek salvation in Christ our God.