Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this heartfelt message, Metropolitan Jonah (Paffhausen) addresses the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine, Palestine, and Israel, urging Christians to show compassion to all those who suffer, regardless of their affiliations. He emphasizes the importance of unity and love in the sight of God and highlights the dangers of perpetuating cycles of violence and hatred. Join us as we explore the message of peace and empathy in the face of conflict and pray for the well-being of all those affected.
Metropolitan Jonah is a retired American Eastern Orthodox bishop who served as the primate of the Orthodox Church in America until his resignation on July 7, 2012.
Video source: Saint Herman of Alaska Orthodox Church, Stafford, Virginia
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October 2023
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In this heartfelt message, Metropolitan Jonah (Paffhausen) addresses the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine, Palestine, and Israel, urging Christians to show compassion to all those who suffer, regardless of their affiliations. He emphasizes the importance of unity and love in the sight of God and highlights the dangers of perpetuating cycles of violence and hatred. Join us as we explore the message of peace and empathy in the face of conflict and pray for the well-being of all those affected.
Metropolitan Jonah is a retired American Eastern Orthodox bishop who served as the primate of the Orthodox Church in America until his resignation on July 7, 2012.
Video source: Saint Herman of Alaska Orthodox Church, Stafford, Virginia
youtube.com/watch?v=O_q0o6yVIZo
October 2023
For more resources, check out the website of St. Herman of Alaska Orthodox Church
sthermanorthodox.org
and the bookstore of St. Demetrios Monastery:
virginiamonks.org/collections/all
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![What about the miracles that happen to non-believers or believers of other faiths?
In this recording, Archimandrite Athanasios Mytilinaios (1927-2006), answers the question: I have heard that in the Western Roman Catholic church miracles that are related to their faith take place. If miracles happen to them [just like in Orthodoxy], does this mean that differences with Orthodox are a few? The miracle is not a criterion of the originality of faith... The only thing we can do is based on the Holy Scripture and the fathers [of the Church] that interpret it in order to indicate the correctness or not of the faith.
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Audio source: βCatechismβ, no. 133 (in Greek)
http://arnion.gr/index.php/p-thanasios-mytilina-os/milies-p-thanasiou/diafora-uemata/pantiseis-pori-n
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![Jesus Christ appeared and said: Was it you who was crucified for them or Me? | A Lenten story
Join Metropolitan Andrei of Cluj [Romania] for a profound Lenten reflection on the transformative power of Christs love. Through the story of a devoted theologians spiritual journey, discover the profound truth that Christs love knows no bounds. Despite our imperfections and sins, His love embraces us fully, offering healing and redemption. As we journey through Lent, let us remember that we are all in need of His mercy and grace. Experience a renewed sense of hope and joy as we embrace the truth that we are cherished by our loving Savior. May this Lenten season be a time of deep peace and spiritual growth, leading us to a joyous Easter celebration filled with the abundant blessings of Christs resurrection!
Video source: Radio Renasterea
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Orthodox Cathedral of Cluj-Napoca, Romania, March 17th, 2024
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