Articles
Who is able to act as confessor?
Archimandrite Vassilios Papavassiliou
14 April 2016
Who is able to act as confessor depends on the bishop’s discernment. In m... 
Confession: The sacrament of repentance and reconciliation
Archimandrite Vassilios Papavassiliou
12 April 2016
Few would argue against the statement that the Sacrament of Confession is o...
The Vital Contribution of Monasticism Today
Metropolitan of Nafpaktos and Ayios Vlasios, Ierotheos
11 April 2016
Monks and nuns aren’t weird people who, out of some sort of personal whim, ...
Saint John Chrysostom preaches to us on the refugee crisis
Saint John Chrysostom
10 April 2016
They say that these are fugitives, foreigners and wretches. That they’ve le...
If we aren’t certain of our love, better to keep quiet
Fr. Filotheos Faros
8 April 2016
Once, in a skete, a brother fell into error and after a conference, the o...
Dostoevsky’s meeting with Starets Amvrosij Optinskij
Hieromonk Ambrose
7 April 2016
‘I believe that there is nothing lovelier, deeper, more sympathetic, mor...
Idomeni, an Insufferable Trial of Civilization and Humanity
Petros Panayiotopoulos, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Theology, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
1 April 2016
Eve of All Souls
Another visit by the Autonomous Intervention team from Ne...
Christian Orthodox Spirituality in Fr Moyses’ Poetry
Iakovos Menelaou, MTh & MPhil
31 March 2016
Theosis is a distinctive feature that characterizes Orthodoxy and assumes...
On the way to Holy and Great Synod
Evagelos Sotiropoulos, Archon Ostiarios, political scientist, freelance columnist
30 March 2016
The media coverage was surely pleasing to the ROC with commentators often...
‘Athos Ithaca’, a Poem for Orthodox Christian Monasticism
Iakovos Menelaou, MTh & MPhil
28 March 2016
‘Athos Ithaca’ is a poem closely related to monasticism and its Christian...
