The New Romanian Masters: Innovative Iconography in the Matrix of Tradition

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The New Romanian Masters: Innovative Iconography in the Matrix of Tradition

It would have been impossible to imagine a public conversation on icons and their veneration a quarter of a century ago in communist Romania.

An Interview With Fr. John Musther of Cumbria

“Christ Won the Battle and Made my Heart Orthodox!”

Dmitry Lapa

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An Interview With Fr. John Musther of Cumbria

“Christ Won the Battle and Made my Heart Orthodox!”

Dmitry Lapa

Father John Musther, an Orthodox Englishman, serves in the Orthodox missionary parish of Sts. Bega, Mungo and Herbert in Keswick, Cumbria, North West England. His community, which is under the jurisdiction of the Ecumenical Patriarchate, is part of the ancient tradition of the Orthodox Church. The congregation is a living witness of the truth of Holy Orthodoxy to the people living nearby.

Armed robbery at the monastery

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Armed robbery at the monastery

On the night of 6-7 March 2014 armed robbers broke into the premises of the Monastery of the Descent of the Holy Spirit in Gerardville, south-west of Pretoria, and shot Artemius Mangena, the caretaker.

“The Choice is in Our Hands.” An Interview With Archpriest Andrew Phillips

Archpriest Andrew Phillips, Dmitry Lapa

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“The Choice is in Our Hands.” An Interview With Archpriest Andrew Phillips

Archpriest Andrew Phillips, Dmitry Lapa

It is no good us Russian Orthodox saying, “It cannot happen here.” Remember the Tower in Siloam. “Except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish.” (Luke 13, 4-5). If we do not go to Church, at least attempt to live a Church life, the same thing will happen to us, our children and grandchildren.

News from Orthodox Monastery in the Celtic Isles

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News from Orthodox Monastery in the Celtic Isles

Please forgive me for what will be a rather boring email, but I want you to know where we are at the end of this first year.