Monthly Archives: October 2008

Reflections on the last 40 Years – Protopresbyter Thomas HopkoOrthodox Monastery of the TransfigurationEllwood City, PennsylvaniaSeptember 27, 2008 Membership in the Orthodox churches in North America in the past forty years has radically decreased. There are probably about half as … Continue reading →

Adam’s likeness, Lord, efface,Stamp thy image in its place;Second Adam from above,Reinstate us in thy love.Let us thee, though lost, regain,Thee, the life, the inner man;O, to all thyself impart,Formed in each believing heart. Heavenly Adam, life divine,Change my nature … Continue reading →

This week’s Orthodixie Podcast features “news” from around the country (sponsored by e-Hierarchy dot com) — and this week’s Person of the Week. The Orthodixie Podcast on Ancient Faith Radio. (Or listen right here.)

In Istanbul the great marketplace is jammed. Arm in arm the shoppers come, jostled, impeded and pressed forward by the throng. Noisy and competitive, it’s a fluid masterpiece of diversity and the side-by-side offering of similar products and services. An … Continue reading →

The Person of the Christ:The Early Context of the Saviorby Daniel Fanous When putting together a large and complex puzzle, one must begin by defining the margins. It’s often tempting to lump together whole sections that obviously fit, yet without … Continue reading →