March 2014 issue (#224)
March 2014 issue
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A church for the village of Nguara
In about 10 parishes that have been established in Malawi, our Orthodox are gathering in thatched huts. There they pray. That’s where the services are held. Often, in the season of heavy rains, the roofs leak or the mud bricks are knocked down.
Become a godfather/godmother
Now you too can help our missionaries to continue their efforts. Choose the name that will be given to the baptized person and take a picture of their baptism.
Approaching the Turkana tribe
The Orthodox Mission in Kenya also reaches out to the Turkana tribe
First group baptism of South Sudanese children
With the grace of God and the blessing of His Beatitude Pope and Patriarch of Alexandria, Theodore II, on Tuesday 25th of February, the Venerable Monsignor of Alexandria, His Eminence, the Archbishop of Alexandria. Metropolitan Narvis of Nubia, performed the first group baptism of children of South Sudan. These were children who had been left…
The Bishops of Irinople and Cartagena at the Meeting of our Fraternity
Sunday of Orthodoxy 9 March, 11 a.m.
Madagascar: March between deadlocks
How can we stop such a work, when the Grace of the Holy Spirit is leading the way and opening the way to the evangelization of immortal souls? When people, living remotely in isolated villages, leave toil and hardship by walking for hours to reach us and beg us to go and indoctrinate them to know the true God and join the body of the church?
Brazzaville: a year of ministry in the African Equator
Review of the first year of the episcopate of Theoph. Mr. Panteleimon in Congo Brazzaville
Works in Fiji are progressing
In Fiji, by the grace of God, Orthodoxy is slowly but surely advancing. The building of the orphanage in Saweni, as shown in the photo, is finished and the opening will soon take place…
Sunday 9/2: Meeting with Fr. Themistocles Adamopoulos
Sunday 9 February, 10.30 am
Meeting with the heroic missionary of Sierra LeoneBurundi: Waiting for hope
The Bishop of Burundi tells us about the practical needs of his diocese
Orthodoxy broadcasts in Katanga
We would like to inform you that the relevant works have been completed and the station has already started to operate normally, from 6 to 9 am and from 5 to 9 pm daily, within a radius of 60 km.
