Tag: ITAR

Archaeological museums may appear at Moscow churches

Orthodoxy Cognate PAGE- August 18, 2014

August 2014 In Moscow archaeological museums may appear attached to churches. This was announced on Thursday at a press conference by Leonid Belyayev, head of ... Read More

New York Street may be Named in Honor of Holy Patriarch Tikhon

Orthodoxy Cognate PAGE- August 5, 2014

August 2014 The Northern Cross Historical Society of Russian Compatriots in the USA has proposed naming a street in New York City after Holy Patriarch ... Read More

Russian Orthodox church helps flood victims in Serbia

OCP- May 22, 2014

22/5/14 Over the past two days Belgrade cathedrals have received 47 tons of humanitarian aid and turned it over to the people who need it. ... Read More

All shrines of Ma’loula either destroyed or desecrated

OCP- January 20, 2014

20/1/14 A radical Jabhat al-Nusra "opposition" group, which occupied the small Christian town of Ma'loula in Syria in the last months of 2013, desecrated absolutely ... Read More

Camp for pilgrims expected at the 700th anniversary service of St. Sergius to be built near Moscow

OCP- January 15, 2014

January 2014 In July this year, near the walls of Holy Trinity-St. Sergius Lavra in the Moscow region, a tent camp measuring 44 hectares will ... Read More

Patriarch Kirill and hierarchs of Local Orthodox Churches head to Kiev for Rus Baptism festivities

OCP- July 27, 2013

27/7/13- ITAR-TASS Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia and the hierarchs of the Local Orthodox Churches have left for Kiev by special train to ... Read More

VANDALISM ATTEMPT MADE AGAINST THE CZESTOCHOWA ICON

OCP- December 11, 2012

11/12/12 A fifty-eight-year-old man threw vials of black paint at the Czestochowa icon in the Jasna Góra Monastery in southern Poland on Sunday, reports ITAR-TACC. ... Read More

ROC Priests to Run for Elections

OCP- October 6, 2012

6/10/2012 The governing body of the Russian Orthodox Church has allowed clerics to run for elected office "in the event of ecclesiastical necessity." In its ... Read More