Category: NY
Monastery that gives worldly blessings
HEGUMENESS STEFANA By Natalia MALIMON, The Day, Volyn oblast 3/2/2012 NOT FOR NUNS, BUT FOR CHILDREN Thousand years ago the Orthodox Monastery was only a ... Read More
Jerusalem’s Armenians outraged as city approves Jews-only parking lot in Old City
By Nir Hasson 3/2/2012 For decades, the parking lot was open to all, though Jewish Quarter residents paid far less for a parking sticker than ... Read More
Inadequate Decision At The European Court Of Human Rights – Sacerdotal Vocation Assimilated To The Trade Union Action
3/2/2012 The Press Office of the Romanian Patriarchate informs us: The Romanian Patriarchate learned with great surprise of the decision in the first analysis of ... Read More
Greek church leader says austerity ‘fatal’
By Derek Gatopoulos, Associated Press 2/2/2012 ATHENS, Greece — The leader of Greece’s Orthodox Church on Thursday warned rising poverty in the crisis-hit country could ... Read More
Ethiopian Christians to be deported from Saudi Arabia
1/2/2012 Some 35 Ethiopian Christians face deportation from Saudi Arabia for “illicit mingling”, the global rights body Human Rights Watch (HRW) says. Police arrested the ... Read More
De Menil Byzantine Murals Return To Cyprus In February
This interior view of the Byzantine Fresco Chapel captures the restored frescoes in place, one in the apse and the second in the dome. The ... Read More
Egypt’s Christians want political party
1/2/2012 Mohamed Abdel Salam CAIRO: A number of Coptic Christian activists said on Tuesday that they agreed on the need for the establishment of an ... Read More
My Trek to Mount Athos
Rev. Malcolm BoydWriter-in-residence, Episcopal diocese of LA 2/2/2012 When TV’s “60 Minutes” visited the legendary Greek monastic island Mount Athos the other night I watched ... Read More