Rating: 9|Votes: 44

What is the Price of “Unity”?

Fr. James Rosselli

The Ecumenical Patriarch's actions in Ukraine have prompted calls for a Synaxis. Patriarch Bartholomew's refusal to convene one has prompted some to suggest suspension, hopefully temporary, of communion with the CP, and an appeal to Alexandria, the next in line, to convene the meeting. There is hesitation, based on concern for unity. In response, many are beginning to ask…

Rating: 8.7|Votes: 79

The Secret Political History of the Ecumenical Patriarchate

President Truman viewed the Ecumenical Patriarchate as “vital to American Foreign Policy”

Matfey Shaheen

This article is put forth to demonstrate the political captivity of the Ecumenical Patriarchate to foreign powers throughout history, especially the United States.

Rating: 8.9|Votes: 17

The Ukrainian Orthodox Church and the “Holy Church of Ukraine”: Who Has More Independence?

Kirill Alexandrov

A comparison of the relationship of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church with the Moscow Patriarchate and the “Holy Church of Ukraine” with the Phanar

Rating: 8.8|Votes: 44

About Good Doctor Aibolit and the Greek Orthodox Church

Priest Sergei Begiyan

To understand that Patriarch Bartholomew is by no means a good doctor, that he pursues completely specific materialistic goals, we must forget for a while about the current conflict and recall another. We must remember the Greek Orthodox Church.

Rating: 9.1|Votes: 57

On the Future of Orthodoxy in Ukraine and in the World

A Conversation with Archbishop Theodosy (Snigirev)

Sergei Geruk, Archbishop Theodosy (Snigiryov) of Boyarka

And here are the proud speeches about racial superiority and religious exclusivity: “’O God, I thank Thee,’ and other foolish words…” The Patriarch says such things so openly and pretentiously that it’s even become frightful.