Foundation of a church in Kolwezi
The work of the Foreign Mission in the Holy Diocese of Katanga is progressing in difficult conditions. In these circumstances, the Orthodox Church is called
The work of the Foreign Mission in the Holy Diocese of Katanga is progressing in difficult conditions. In these circumstances, the Orthodox Church is called
Dear Mission friends and supporters, May God shower His abundant grace upon you and bless you in your life and in your hard work. I
Dear brothers in Christ, Christ is Risen! I hereby express my warm thanks to your Fraternity for the kind reaction to our application for the
On January 27, 30 years will have been completed since the unexpected departure for the Lord of the pioneer missionary priest Fr.Cosmas of Gregoriou, who
Where the sky smiles and the earth assents, there is a miracle unfolding in front of you, as Orthodoxy takes its first steady steps! This
No matter what project we are working on, whether it is school or church construction, performing baptisms, priest ordinations, or charity, everything should be done not in praise of ourselves but to the Glory of His Hallow Name…
The cultivation of plants, vegetables, fruit trees in our nurseries, greenhouses and cultivated land, besides curing our own needs, is also a means of maintaining our Holy Monastery in order to make it self-sufficient as well as one of apprenticeship for the young indigenous novice monks of our Holy Monastery in the ministry of the gardener…
We would like to assure you that this spiritual investment for educating the young Africans of our Metropolis, who, thanks to you, are given the opportunity to continue their studies, has borne rich fruit, that is, educated children…
This program of “educational sponsorships” is a God-pleasing work that not only helps each student individually, but it also generally contributes to raising the education level of our African brothers…
“History teaches us that it is from monasteries that sprang up all church missions, and that missionaries founded monasteries wherever they traveled” (Archimandrite George Capsanis)