New Evidence Confirms The Burning Of Jerusalem By Babylonians Described In The Bible

James Felton

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Church History

Rating: 9.4|Votes: 5

New Evidence Confirms The Burning Of Jerusalem By Babylonians Described In The Bible

James Felton

Researchers at the site in the Jerusalem Walls National Park found many burnt artifacts dating from 2,600 years ago, confirming a reference in the Bible that describes the burning of Jerusalem by the Babylonians. Jerusalem is thought to have fallen around 587 BCE.

Head of Old Believers doesn’t believe in possibility of healing schism with patriarchate

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Orthodoxy Today

Rating: 6.9|Votes: 26

Head of Old Believers doesn’t believe in possibility of healing schism with patriarchate

The primate of the Russian Orthodox Old Rite Church Metropolitan Cornelius believes it is impossible for the Old Believers and the Moscow Patriarchate to reunite, although he noted that relations between the two Churches are currently peaceful.

Victims of 1992 Trnovo massacre commemorated in Bosnia

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Church History

Rating: 8.9|Votes: 8

Victims of 1992 Trnovo massacre commemorated in Bosnia

A memorial service was held on Tuesdya, August 1, in the Church of St. George in Trnovo (Bosnia and Herzegovina) in honor of the 124 Serbian civilians and Orthodox priest Nedelko Popovich, who were brutally murdered 25 years ago by members of the Croatian-Muslim military units.

“Our Nation Still Lives According to the Values of the Regicides”

A talk with Fr. Job (Gumerov) on the new martyrs of the Russian Church

Archimandrite Job (Gumerov), Maxim Vasyunov

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Saints. Asceties of Piety. Church Holy Days

Rating: 9.9|Votes: 32

“Our Nation Still Lives According to the Values of the Regicides”

A talk with Fr. Job (Gumerov) on the new martyrs of the Russian Church

Archimandrite Job (Gumerov), Maxim Vasyunov

Father Job, an experienced confessor of the Moscow Sretensky Monastery, speaks about the factors preventing some faithful from recognizing Nicholas II as a saint, the relationship between the Tsar’s abdication and the Russian people’s renunciation of the Church, how mass unbelief impedes the comprehension of the podvig [spiritual exploit] of the new martyrs, and the proper understanding of the people’s repentance for the sins of their ancestors.

New finds suggest Second Temple priests who fled the Romans kept up holy rituals in the Galilee

Amanda Borschel-Dan

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Church History

New finds suggest Second Temple priests who fled the Romans kept up holy rituals in the Galilee

Amanda Borschel-Dan

After seven years of excavations at Magdala, four rare ritual baths and a unique carved stone point to importance of ancient fishing town to priestly class