Canons, Commemoration, Chaos, and Churches: Thoughts and Unpopular Propositions
A somewhat free-wheeling overview of controversial issues. Breaking Communion: Public and Private Teaching Canon 15 of the First-Second Synod of
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Christian versus Anti-Christian World View
Might and Right in Middle Byzantium by Vladimir Moss
[Original Article] It was a fundamental principle both of the Emperor Justinian’s legislation in the sixth century and of St.
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St. Raphael Hawaweeny (+1915) on the Historical Problems of the Brotherhood of the Holy Sepulchre
NFTU: St. Raphael’s “An Historical Glance at the Brotherhood of the Holy Sepulchre” was translated into English for the first
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The Dark Heart of the Enlightenment by Vladimir Moss
Original Article Here There were obvious deficiencies in the optimistic view of the world presented by the philosophers of the
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Patriarch Bartholomew: “Growing Interest” in Heresiarch Luther
[Original Source] The Orthodox Church has been taking an active and increasing interest in the person and works of Martin
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Jordanville Dean: Cretan Council Shows Trojan Horse Already Behind the Gates
[Original Here] by Fr. Alexander F. C. Webster The benighted Pan-Orthodox Council in Crete in June 2016 reminded Orthodox Christians
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St. John of Krondstadt and the Renovationists by Vladimir Moss
[Original Here] The traditional mainstays of Tsarist Russia had been the peasantry and the Church. And the Church in turn
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Fr. Theodore Zisis’ Letter Declaring Non-Commemoration
Originally posted at “Orthodox Ethos” Protopresbyter Theodoros Zisis Professor Emeritus Theological School, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Thessaloniki, Greece March 3rd,
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Non-Commemorator MP Hieromonk Open Letter to ROCOR-MP Bishops
(Source) [Fr. Raphael (Berestov) is somewhat well-known hieromonk in MP circles, who has ceased commemoration of Patriarch Kirill, stating he
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Baptism and Economy in Relation to the Arians
Hieromonk Enoch The question of economy in receiving the non-Orthodox has been a much discussed question. These are a few
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