Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople is upset by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s current attempts to convert the world-renowned Agia Sophia from a museum back into a mosque.
The families of more than 40 doctors who died from the coronavirus will soon receive substantial help from a Ukrainian charitable foundation connected with the canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church.
Metropolitan Philaret (Kucherov) of Lviv
If God sends man sickness and suffering, it is only so that he may come to salvation.
Oversees pilgrims will be free to attend Israel's Holy sites from August, following an announcement from the country's tourist board.
Over the course of two months, 32 Moscow clergymen of the Russian Orthodox Church have responded to more than 1,900 calls for spiritual assistance within the framework of the All-Russian #WeAreTogether hotline. And many calls continue to come in despite the easing of quarantine measures.