Articles
Joseph’s Silence
Protopresbyter Vasileios Kalliakmanis, Professor of the Theological School, A.U.Th.
3 January 2022
If it be true that the language of the future age will be silence, then Jos... 
Sunday before Theophany: The Work of Christ Requires Preparation
Archimandrite Symeon Krayiopoulos †
2 January 2022
Today’s Gospel reading (Mark 1, 1-8) is from the beginning of Mark’s Gospel...
What is the meaning of New Year?
Metropolitan Ierotheos of Nafpaktos and Ayios Vlasios
2 January 2022
Beloved brothers and sisters,
Today is the beginning of the new civil year...
Returning the Feast of Christmas: the Incarnation of the Word as Revelation of God
Theodore Rokas
31 December 2021
On 31 December our holy Church celebrates returning the feast of the nativi...
‘He Has Redeemed His People’ (Luke 1, 68)
Lambros Skontzos, Theologian
30 December 2021
The coming of Our Lord Jesus Christ into the world is one of the few interl...
‘Come you faithful, let us see where Christ was born’
Hierodeacon Rafael Misiaoulis, Theologian
29 December 2021
With joy, exultation and jubilation, the Church celebrates the mystery of t...
Twenty Thousand Martyrs
Metropolitan Dionysios of Servia and Kozani †
29 December 2021
Today’s sermon, the last of the year, deals with the martyrdom of twenty th...
Christmas in a Post-Christian Era
Hieromonk Eleftherios Balakos
29 December 2021
And while the messiahs are multiplying in this day and age, in the guise of...
If Easter is the brightest of the Christian feasts, Christmas is the most moving!
Archimandrite Elisaios, Abbot of the Holy Monastery of Simonos Petras
28 December 2021
Dear Readers,
The feast of Christmas has come round again, and, according ...
Vasilopita (Saint Basil Pie)
28 December 2021
The Vasilopita (VasilOpita) is the main custom in Greece for New year. It’...
