January 30, 2025, this common feast of these three teachers was instituted a little before the year 1100, during the reign of the Emperor Alexis I Comnenus, because of a dispute and strife that arose among the notable and virtuous men of that time. Some of them preferred Basil, while others preferred Gregory, and[…]
Author: Chris Purdef
Translation of the Relics of St. John Chrysostom
January 27, 2025, More than thirty years after John Chrysostom, Patriarch of Constantinople, reposed in the town of Comana, the Most Holy Proclus (the saint’s disciple and successor as archbishop) was presiding over the annual service in honor of the great universal teacher. In his homily, delivered in the cathedral of the Imperial City, Proclus[…]
Man of Resurrection by His Eminence Metropolitan Saba
January 29, 2025, Anastasios Yannoulatos, Archbishop of Tirana and All Albania, stands as a unique and extraordinary contemporary witness of the Orthodox faith. His approach to life was always grounded in the principles of faith, which shaped his every decision. A man of knowledge and action, prayer and evangelism, tradition and openness, he exemplified[…]
Venerable Xenia of Rome, and her two female servants
January 24, 2025, Saint Xenia of Rome, in the world Eusebia, was the only daughter of an eminent Roman senator. From her youth she loved God and wished to avoid the marriage arranged for her. She secretly left her parental home with two servants devoted to her and set sail upon a ship. Through[…]
Webinar on Diversity in Orthodox Missions in the United States is Now Up on YouTube!
We answered many questions regarding how the modern context of diversity can help or hinder the growth of an Orthodox Mission in the United States. How we can use diversity to our advantage, and the correct ways to approach these challenges.
