I was born in Colombia into a story I did not choose, but which from the beginning marked the rhythm of my life. My parents taught me to trust God. This faith planted within me a desire that, over time, became unceasing: to truly meet Him.
For the first time in the history of the Diocese of Kisangani and Grande Orientale, the Patriarch visited the region. Bishop Polycarpos of Bunia describes the inauguration of the Holy Church of Saint Anna and Saint Catherine, the first ordination of a presbyter in the area, and prayers for peace.
In Southern Madagascar, education is not a given. It is not free. It is a difficult path, full of obstacles, which for most children abruptly ends after primary school. That is why the vision for creating a boarding school was born: a vibrant space of hope for the children of the most remote villages.
Two new Orthodox churches were consecrated in the Eldoret region of Kenya.
The Headmaster of the Patriarchal School, Metropolitan Germanos, speaks about the students and the program of this productive school of the Patriarchate of Alexandria
Thanks to the generosity of the Fraternity’s donors, two more boreholes were completed in northern Uganda, and an entire village ceased to suffer from water scarcity.
Bishop Constantine of Juba expresses gratitude for the funding of two boreholes in the community of Saints Constantine and Helen in South Sudan and requests the Fraternity’s support for one more borehole in the community of Saint Nicholas in Juba.
We are not just building walls; we are building the future that he dreamed of and entrusted to us… The school complex in Kenge, Kinshasa, dedicated to the late Metropolitan Nikiforos, is the living continuation of his vision: for the children of Africa to have their own school.
Pious reflections on Fiji’s first Orthodox priest by his spiritual child
One of the most remarkable fruits of this journey was the construction of a borehole at our Diocesan Center and for the surrounding community. This project is of immeasurable value to us, for water is life. Through your generosity, we now have clean drinking water at our fingertips, a blessing that will enhance the service at our Diocesan Center and assist our neighbors.
