Category: HIS
Syrian Orthodox school hit in mortar attack
22/10/2012 The Syrian Orthodox Church has condemned the violence in Aleppo after one of its schools was struck by a homemade mortar last Friday. Read More
Changes to Coptic papal selection
During the election, members of the clergy and lay representatives from dioceses all over the world will select the final three nominees.(Photo by Mohamed Omar) ... Read More
Damascus car bomb kills 13 in Christian quarter of old city
MICHAEL JANSEN 22/10/2012 A CAR bomb has killed 13 people and injured 29 near a police station in the Christian St Thomas’s Gate quarter of ... Read More
The School of Byzantine Music Opened for the First Time in Tirana
Kristi Xhaferri The Albanian Orthodox Church 22/10/2012 On October first, with the blessing and support of Archbishop Anastasios, and after many efforts and prayers, the ... Read More
Moscow scientific university announces chair in theology
Nina Achmatova 21/10/2012 National University for Nuclear Studies launches courses in theology, while the Russian Orthodox Church prepares a document on faith and science. Moscow ... Read More
Russia orthodox church seeks land in Delhi
IANS 22/10/2012 Presently the Russian Orthodox Liturgical Service is held within the campus of the Russian Embassy in New Delhi. Read More
Macedonian Church welcomes Nikolić’s proposal
Beta, Tanjug 20/10/2012 SKOPJE — Macedonian Orthodox Church (MPC) Spokesman Bishop Timotej has welcomed Serbian President Tomislav Nikolić’s call to discuss the status of the ... Read More
Syria’s future lies in ruins
William Dalrymple The Gurdian 18/10/2012 To mourn Syria’s devastated archaeological and architectural heritage may seem trivial. Yet with it die precious traditions. Few forms of ... Read More
Orthodox Churches reflect on WCC Assembly theme
20/1/0/2012 Orthodox churches have reaffirmed their commitment to “unity, justice and peace” saying that the “supreme act of God’s love is the economy of salvation”. ... Read More
Orthodox Churches reflect on WCC Assembly theme
20/1/0/2012 Orthodox churches have reaffirmed their commitment to “unity, justice and peace” saying that the “supreme act of God’s love is the economy of salvation”. Read More