 by Fr. Boris (Dolzhenko) –
by Fr. Boris (Dolzhenko) –
Heresy is an aberration of the Faith; it is a distortion of the true teaching of Christ, which was preached by the Apostles and preserved intact by the Church.
The hidden source of heresy is always the pride of the human mind, which does not want to submit to the teaching of the Church, but places one’s own mind, one’s own understanding, above that of the Church.
Heresiarchs were people who were self-assured, stubborn, and ready to resist even the obvious truth, going against entire Councils of the Holy Fathers. Taking care for the purity of the Orthodox Faith, the Fathers of the Church found an effective means for dealing with heretics: [Read more…]
 
					






 by Fr. John Whiteford –
by Fr. John Whiteford – by Metropolitan Hilarion (Alfeyev) –
by Metropolitan Hilarion (Alfeyev) – by Fr. Ioannes Apiarius –
by Fr. Ioannes Apiarius – Monks and Abbots of Mt. Athos –
Monks and Abbots of Mt. Athos – by Metropolitan Seraphim of Piraeus –
by Metropolitan Seraphim of Piraeus – Metropolitan Antonios of Glyfada released a public statement indicating that he was deceived by Abp. Elpidophoros regarding the kind of baptism  that was going to be performed in his church in Greece. Elpidophoros failed to mention he was going to baptize surrogate children of “married” homosexuals in order to get Metropolitan Antonios’ approval.
Metropolitan Antonios of Glyfada released a public statement indicating that he was deceived by Abp. Elpidophoros regarding the kind of baptism  that was going to be performed in his church in Greece. Elpidophoros failed to mention he was going to baptize surrogate children of “married” homosexuals in order to get Metropolitan Antonios’ approval. by Nick Stamatakis –
by Nick Stamatakis – by Fr. John Whiteford –
by Fr. John Whiteford – by Fr. Gabriel Bilas –
by Fr. Gabriel Bilas –