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Blessed the New Year 2014

Blessed the New Year 2014

Christmas December 31, 2013
In essence being God, most-compassionate Master, You assumed human nature without transmutation. Fulfilling the Law, of Your own will You accepted circumcision in the flesh, to bring an end to
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A Spiritual Advice for the Beginning of the New Year

A Spiritual Advice for the Beginning of the New Year

Christmas December 31, 2013
"Have you not heard Paul saying, “You keep days and months and seasons and years; I fear lest I have laboured in vain for you”? Otherwise it is of the
ChristmasFeaturedfull-imageNew YearSaint John Chrysostom
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Presbyter Athanasios Manalu Fell Asleep in the Lord

Presbyter Athanasios Manalu Fell Asleep in the Lord

News December 27, 2013
Fr.Athanasios Manalu, a Presbyter of the Orthodox Metropolitanate of Singapore and South Asia, fell asleep in the Lord on Wednesday, December 25,2013. Fr.Athanasios was a married priest and a father
Fr.Athanasios ManaluIndonesiaOrthodox Metropolitanate of Singapore and South Asia
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Patriarchal Encyclical for Christmas 2013

Patriarchal Encyclical for Christmas 2013

Patriarch Messages December 25, 2013
Many centuries ago, the Prophet foresaw and announced with enthusiasm and joy the birth of the child Jesus from the ever-Virgin Mary. Naturally, even then, there was no period of
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Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew Receives Exceptional Academic Honor

Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew Receives Exceptional Academic Honor

Ecumenical Patriarchate December 21, 2013
On December 19, 2013, His All-Holiness received an honorary doctorate from Istanbul's Boğaziçi University (formerly Robert College) for his extraordinary vision and initiatives for the protection of the natural environment.
Ecumenical PatriarchEcumenical Patriarchate
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Encyclical on Marriage and Family Issued by the Orthodox Church of Greece

Encyclical on Marriage and Family Issued by the Orthodox Church of Greece

Articles December 21, 2013
The following encyclical issued by the Sacred Synod of the Church of Greece is meant to uphold the Orthodox Christian principles of marriage and family, and its opposition to the
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Homily on Saint Ignatius the God-Bearer by Saint John Chrysostom

Homily on Saint Ignatius the God-Bearer by Saint John Chrysostom

Patristic Texts December 20, 2013
Sumptuous and splendid entertainers give frequent and constant entertainments, alike to display their own wealth, and to show good-will to their acquaintance. So also the grace of the Spirit, affording
Saint Ignatius the God-Bearer
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Saint Ignatius the God-Bearer

Saint Ignatius the God-Bearer

Saints December 20, 2013
This holy man is called "the God-bearer'' because he constantly bore the name of the Living God in his heart and on his lips. According to tradition, he was thus
Saint Ignatius of AntiochSaint Ignatius the God-Bearer
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Bonifatius and Aglaia: Two Saints in Love (19 December)

Bonifatius and Aglaia: Two Saints in Love (19 December)

Saints December 20, 2013
Aglaïa was a prosperous woman who lived in the region around Rome in the time of Diocletian and had Bonifatius as a slave. Bonifatius was her steward, very good-looking in
Saint BonifaceSaint Bonifatius
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A Monk Defends the Marriage of the Clergy

A Monk Defends the Marriage of the Clergy

Articles December 18, 2013
If we are to understand the events at the beginning of the 4th century related to the above title, we need first to make a brief historical review of the
MarriageMonasticismSaint Paphnutius
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