Test 1
All right!
Speech by Fr Chrysostomos Maidonis on the Mission in Congo
Kids are dying, the kids I met this year this year I will never see again. It’s great the outreach of Orthodoxy that the clinic has done
Balance sheets for the financial year 2016
Balance sheet for the 2016 financial year of the Brotherhood and the common property it manages
Apostolic and Missionary Church
“Apostolic” and “Missionary”. “Apostolic” and “Missionary”. What is the difference between these sublime concepts?
Speech by Monk Akylina – Medical Hematologist
The first week we went to Congo, we organized the clinic and at the same time organized a laboratory for blood tests.
Help the Light of Orthodoxy Reach East Timor
One of our students named Savvas Marcelino, who comes from the independent country of East Timor, will finish his studies at our St. Paul Theological School and now he is ready to return with his wife to Dili, the capital city of East Timor. Any possible help will be greatly appreciated so that the Orthodox faith can reach this new country…
June 2017 issue (#237)
Issue 237
June 2017A thank you is not enough
In the same year, 1997, the new Bishop of Kampala and All Uganda, Mr. Jonah, appointed me parish priest of the historic parish of Transfiguration in the village of Degeya. Historic parish because this was the first parish of the native Africans of the Orthodox Church…
Event: mission and monasticism
Speaker is the missionary Fr. Chrysostomos Maidonis
Sunday 11 June, 11 a.m.
Free entranceVisit to the Metropolis of Heroes
I watched how young and old were killing themselves for a plate of food or the clothes they were taking, and I couldn’t stand it. So I ask all readers to say just one Lord have mercy on this people…
Mission and education in Africa
The Church is called to become the embodiment and teacher of the admittedly great mystery of piety, and the nations are called to be discipled and initiated into the mystery…
Mission in Eastern Tanzania
The speech of Rev. Metropolitan Demetrios of Irinople
“The 300 believers I found in Tanzania are now more than 50,000. Do you know why? Not because we are saints and perform miracles, but because of love.”
