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Christianity
The press service of the Archdiocese of Bucharest said that in response to the request for help from hospitals with covid-wards provided chapels in the immediate vicinity, as well as…
Christianity
On May 20, 2021, a round table "Vaccination: ethical aspects in the light of Orthodox doctrine" was held at the Sretenskaya Theological Academy. The participants approved a final document. The…
America
His All-Holiness Bartholomew I was scheduled to lead Sunday's service at St. Sophia Cathedral in Washington. Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, who arrived yesterday on a visit to the United States, was…
Christianity
The first French-speaking Christian forum just ended in Leysin on October 13. "This Forum reminded us that what unites us is much stronger than what separates us: Jesus Christ, true…
Christianity
The pandemic caused by COVID-19 revealed another more serious "disease of social networks" - pride and ignorance, leading to health decisions based on rumors and personal opinions of people, sometimes…
Christianity
After the democratic changes in Bulgaria and the collapse of the totalitarian atheistic regime at the end of the twentieth century, most Bulgarians sincerely agree with the statement that Orthodoxy…
Europe
Kraainem(BELGIUM), 21st October 2021. - On 5 October 2021 the Court Chambers of Brussels declared that there were “no grounds” for the criminal accusations brought against the non-profit “Christian Congregation…
America
Report by Prof. Dr. Ivan Dimitrov, presented during the Sixteenth World/Global Meeting of the Bulgarian Media, held at the Rila Monastery (Bulgaria) on October 16 and 17 this year: I…
Christianity
Alexander Soldatov begins the topic in front of Novaya Gazeta with a New Testament quote from ap. Peter at the beginning of church history: "For it is time that judgment…
America
The National Council of Churches (USA) has elected an all-female slate of officers for the first time in the ecumenical organization's 71-year history.
