Snake Handling

Fr. Lawrence Farley

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Homilies and Spiritual Instruction

Snake Handling

Fr. Lawrence Farley

Prideful presumption is what is involved in all such acts, whether the act involves trusting that God will nullify the power of germs in church, or that He will grant immunity to snake venom, or that He will overcome the force of gravity.

Abp. Kyrill (ROCOR)'s Open Letter to the Honourable Gavin Newsom, Governor of California

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Orthodoxy Around the World

Abp. Kyrill (ROCOR)'s Open Letter to the Honourable Gavin Newsom, Governor of California

We observe a contradiction in that mass protests take place everywhere, at which absolutely all precautions are violated with impunity. Yet, liturgical singing performed during the Divine Services and while observing all of the rules, is forbidden.

Liquid Chips, 5G Towers and the Mark of Antichrist. The Perspective of a Priest and Physicist

Priest Maxim Pervozvansky

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Orthodoxy Around the World

Liquid Chips, 5G Towers and the Mark of Antichrist. The Perspective of a Priest and Physicist

Priest Maxim Pervozvansky

Before becoming a priest, I graduated from the Department of Experimental and Theoretical Physics of the Moscow Institute of Engineering and Physics, so I will try to explain the ideas behind the liquid chips and 5G towers, first from the technical and then from the spiritual standpoint.

Chinese Churches Must Raise National Flag and Sing Anthem to Reopen Church

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Orthodoxy Around the World

Chinese Churches Must Raise National Flag and Sing Anthem to Reopen Church

Some state-run churches were allowed to reopen in China after a 5-month lockdown. But only after proving their loyalty to the Communist Party.

“He Was a ‘Nuclear Reactor’ of Divine Love”

Archpriest Alexander Torik on the Providence of God, Signs, Meetings, and Plans, Part 2

Archpriest Alexander Torik

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Orthodoxy Around the World

“He Was a ‘Nuclear Reactor’ of Divine Love”

Archpriest Alexander Torik on the Providence of God, Signs, Meetings, and Plans, Part 2

Archpriest Alexander Torik

The famous Orthodox writer Archpriest Alexander Torik shares his memories and pastoral experience and reflects upon how a confessor differs from a spiritual father and what temptation are the most dangerous for a spiritual father and his spiritual children.