After two weeks, a Greek Orthodox priest, suspended for dressing girls as altar boys, returned…
Tag: Orthodoxy
A fundamental feature of Indigenous Australian lifeworlds is the fact that they are very much…
A Greek Orthodox priest in Melbourne has been temporarily sent on leave after allegations that…
Why should the Orthodox faithful be interested in things Indigenous? Why would Indigenous people be…
Acclaimed vocal artist Nikos Oikonomopoulos connects with faith and fans in Sydney, firstly meeting with His Eminence ArchBishop Makarios followed by a visit to the residents and staff at St. Basil’s NSW & ACT aged care, where he lit a candle in the facility chapel.
Artistic expression is very common in religion; perhaps because art and religion have been cardinal…
The coronation of King Charles on Saturday will have a significant contribution from Christian Orthodoxy.…
The six songs of the Holy Week sequence, “Days of the Epitaph”, is a tribute to Christ by Nikos Gatsos, one of the greatest Greek poets of the 20th century, who feels that Christ’s sacrifice was the ultimate manifestation of God’s love for people. All six songs are interspersed with frequent quotations, sometimes slightly modified, from the Bible and other religious texts, expressing the poet’s conviction that Christ is the only hope for mankind.
Meteora is home to one of the 17 most beautiful churches in the world, the…
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis had a meeting with Archbishop Makarios of Australia at the Maximos…
The Holy Metropolis of Sweden and All Scandinavia announced that the Parish of St. Bartholomew…
The Ngarrindjeri peoples and places are associated with the lands around the lower Murray River,…
Anti-violence discourse abounds in public talk about Orthodoxy – and faith in general, for…
The Sunday of Orthodoxy was celebrated on March 5 by the Christian Orthodox population of…
There is talk lately about the fundamentalists in Orthodoxy, but the real problem is…
Today is Sunday of Orthodoxy, which is the first Sunday of Great Lent. The dominant…
Although celebrated throughout Greece, nobody celebrates ‘Clean Monday’ quite like the residents of Galaxidi who hold an annual ‘flour war’ or alevromoutzouromata (flour smudging), whereby all and sundry flock to the streets armed with sacks of ‘ammunition’ such as colourfully dyed flour, soot and confetti.
If we were to accept the historical witness embedded within the sources of early…
With the blessing of His Holiness the Catholicos-Patriarch of Georgia Ilia II, His Grace Bishop…
Traditionally, since the rise of the modern era, that is, roughly from the 1500s…
