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Constantine the Great, Lactantius, and Christianity
Eirini Artemi
18 June 2014
Many historians believe that Constantine helped Christianity by political expediency. They argue that the triumph of the victory of Christianity had been already taken place in the East long before ... 
Eros and Prayer
Fr. Stephen Freeman
17 June 2014
The very heart of true prayer is desire, love. In the language of the Fathers this desire is called eros. Modern usage has corrupted the meaning of “erotic” to only mean sexual desire – but it is a ...
Constantine and Christianity: Introductionary
Eirini Artemi
12 June 2014
CONSTANTINE AND CHRISTIANITY THROUGH THE WRITINGS OF LACTANTIUS AND EUSEBIUS OF CAESAREA*
Heralded as the first Christian emperor, Constantine the Great is recognised as the ruler who ended Christia...
‘It’s wonderful to be with Christ’
Katerina Chouzouri
11 June 2014
In March 2001, the monthly periodical Tolmi, with which I was collaborating at the time, asked me to do an interview with the now late, but then Abbot of the Holy Monastery of Grigoriou on the Holy ...
Address By His Beatitude Archbishop Anastasios of Tirana at the inauguration of The Holy Church of The Resurrection of Christ
Archbishop Anastasios of Tirana
10 June 2014
Address
By His Beatitude
Archbishop Anastasios
of Tirana, Durrës and All Albania
At the inauguration of The Holy Church of The Resurrection of Christ,
Tirana, 1/6/2014
‘This is the day the Lord...
Dr. James C. Skedros Named Dean of Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology
6 June 2014
James C. Skedros, ThD, has been appointed Dean of Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology, Brookline, MA. Interim Dean for this past year, Skedros is Michael G. and Anastasia Cantonis Professor...
Tangled Web
30 May 2014
It’s being reported in British newspapers that twin five-year-old girls who effectively have three mothers are at the centre of a custody battle between the two ladies who brought them into the worl...
Turkey’s Continuing Siege: Remembering the Fall of Constantinople
Dr. Alexandros K. Kyrou
29 May 2014
Today marks the 561st anniversary of the fall and capture of the magnificent Christian city of Constantinople, the eastern capital of the Roman Empire, to the forces led by the Ottoman Turkish Sulta...
