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On July 17, Pope Leo XIV received at his summer residence in Castel Gandolfo participants in a pilgrimage “From Rome to New Rome,” which involves fifty Orthodox Christians and Roman…
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Metropolitan of Prespa and Pelagonia Petar from the Macedonian Orthodox Church has banned priests from his diocese from having profiles on social networks, the website Religiya.mk reports. The document, which…
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Etymologically, it derives from the exact (ὀρθός) formulation and – accordingly – confession of the Christian faith. It was arrived at after long centuries of severe theological disputes between the…
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On July 11, Orthodox Christians commemorate the memory of St. Equal-to-the-Apostles Princess Olga. Saint Olga was the wife of Prince Igor I of Kiev. After his death in 945, Princess…
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By Metropolitan †SERAPHIM (Motovilov) “Blessed are they who are persecuted for righteousness’ sake, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven” (Matthew 5:10) The ashes of the ancient land knock on…
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80 years ago, the importance of Russian-Bulgarian historical and spiritual ties was affirmed through the inter-church interaction of the Russian and Bulgarian Orthodox Churches, which is considered through the real…
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“The unification of the world must be preceded by the unification of Europe, and the latter is unthinkable without the prior unification of the Slavic world.” Exarch STEPHEN I, 1947…
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By Prof. A. Lopukhin The First Ecumenical Epistle of the Holy Apostle and Evangelist John the Theologian does not contain the name of the author either in the title or…
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By Prof. A. Lopukhin Who is the author of the Epistle The author of the first, according to the canonical order, Epistle of the Apostles, does not call himself an…
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By Prof. A. Lopukhin Authorship of the Epistle The attribution of this epistle to the chief apostle Peter, although sometimes disputed in more recent times by Western biblical scholars, is…
