In this week’s column, Dr Adrahtas surveys various social spaces and the Orthodox theology they produce: Academic Theology, Pulpit Theology, Social Media Theology and Politically Correct Theoogy.
Tag: Orthodoxy
A Russian ice hockey player refused to wear a LGBTQ+ Pride jersey on a Tuesday…
With temperatures hovering around negative 15 degrees Celsius, His Eminence Metropolitan Cleopas of Sweden and…
Traditionally, there have been many graphic and telling images used in Scripture and theology…
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew held a memorial service in for former King Constantine II, with whom…
The former Patriarch of Jerusalem Irenaios, who had been facing serious health problems for years,…
Revisiting Secularisation In modern Orthodox theology it has rather become a commonplace to talk…
With the participation of 28 people, including a woman and a 13-year-old, the throwing of…
The way one writes about their history reflects the way they perceive their place and…
Beneath a 400CE Byzantine church built in Banyan in the Golan Heights of occupied Syria,…
The final iconography including the Pantokrator icon at the Dome’s centre and the 20 Prophets at the Dome’s perimeter painted by Mount Athos monks Fr. Lukas and his associate Fr. Pachimos, among the finest iconographers in the world, was completed at St Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, New York early this week.
The Feast of the Entrance into the Temple of Our Most Holy Lady the Theotokos and Ever-Virgin Mary is celebrated on November 21 each year. The Feast commemorates when as a young child, the Virgin Mary entered the Temple in Jerusalem.
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew has been targeted by the Turkish ultranationalist retired admiral theoretician of the…
The historic First Pan-Australian Clergy Synaxis was a great success, ending with a dinner hosted by St Basil’s NSW/ ACT of the Holy Archdiocese of Australia at the venue of the Parish of St Spyridon, Kingsford with the evident satisfaction of all for the spiritual interaction and the substantial benefit from this – the first National Clergy Synaxis.
The historic First Pan-Australian Clergy Synaxis was a great success, ending with a dinner hosted by St Basil’s NSW/ ACT of the Holy Archdiocese of Australia at the venue of the Parish of St Spyridon, Kingsford with the evident satisfaction of all for the spiritual interaction and the substantial benefit from this – the first National Clergy Synaxis.
A child’s baptism was interrupted in the most dramatic way in Western Greece as the…
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople signed the condolence book for Queen Elizabeth II at the…
The Queen was laid to rest on Monday in a historic state funeral that was…
On September 16, the Greek Orthodox Church celebrates the Feast Day of St Euphemia the Great Martyr.
One of the most beautiful villages in Greece, the mountainous village of Agios Lavrentios remains untouched by time and largely unknown to most.