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It’s life and death
Saint Nicholas Velimirovich
4 April 2020
All of those who glorify the world go to perdition with it. But those who glorify Christ are saved through Christ. Glory of the world is death, but glory of Christ is life, life which is eternal and... 
Saint Mary the Egyptian – Part 2
Metropolitan Joseph of Proikonissos
4 April 2020
On the morrow, with the power and grace she had received, Mary left and crossed the river. She went to the most isolated part beyond the Jordan, to the desert, where she lived for forty-seven years,...
A terrible word
Saint Nectarios of Pentapolis
3 April 2020
Despair! A terrible word, a word that denotes catastrophe, and a concatenation of all woes. There’s nothing worse than despair. When people are in despair, they never run and try to find a cure. The...
Saint Mary the Egyptian – Part 1
Metropolitan Joseph of Proikonissos
3 April 2020
The fifth Sunday of Lent is dedicated to Saint Mary the Egyptian. This Mary is a unique and eternal example of repentance and of rehabilitation and perfection in Christ. As we enter the final straight...
How the Saints Write
Protopresbyter Vasileios Kalliakmanis, Professor of the Theological School, A.U.Th.
3 April 2020
a) These days, there are many theologians, clergymen and lay people who compose and publish texts. Some, however, who aren’t aware of the gravity of what they’re writing, follow the secular practice o...
Let’s talk live! By OCN
2 April 2020
#FaithOverFear: Let’s Talk LIVE Online Community Gathering today at 4:00 pm EST. Join our free event from your home. This is generously brought to you through the James and Joanne Mitchell Foundation,...
“Let us transmit from heart to heart the light of hope”
Archbishop Anastasios of Tirana
2 April 2020
Archbishop Anastasios of Tirana, Durrës and All Albania shares his perspective in this E-interview about the way churches are adapting, both in Albania and worldwide, to the COVID-19 pandemic. As we p...
There’d be peace everywhere
Elder Tadej Vitovničk
2 April 2020
Our starting point’s always wrong. Instead of starting from ourselves, we always want to change other people first and then ourselves. If only each of us would begin from our self, peace would preva...
The Spiritual Desert of Our Times
John G. Panagiotou
2 April 2020
Over the last several weeks and months, the world has been gripped by the turmoil that the Coronavirus pandemic has wrought upon its seven billion people. Whether affected directly or not, we all hav...
The more you practice
Elder Cleopa of Romania
1 April 2020
The more you practice doing good, the more you also acquire the fear of God.
You recognize your minor transgressions, which you hadn’t even noticed before because you were in the darkness of ignora...
