The Saint Euphrosynos Cafe

Hello everyone. I have a persistent thought. What if ecumenism is necessary? There are so many tens of millions of Christians who are almost entirely in agreement, most of whom are really just missing something. In fact I was quite surprised: I recently spent a Sunday at a Methodist church, and to ...

Does anyone know if there is a True Orthodox presence in the country Georgia? Also, does anyone know if there are any articles/papers on the TOC translated into Georgian? I met a Georgian Orthodox man who is currently attending a church of the Greek Archdiocese of America, and I would like to see if...

I have moved this thread into World Orthodoxy, since James' post mentions the OCA. Not only the OCA, but also GOARCH and the Antiochians allow for interfaith marriages as long as the non-Orthodox but heterodox spouse is a believing Christian whether Protestant or Catholic. I do not know the policy ...

There is a problem with merely " working out one's own salvation " and avoiding the hyper-orthodox "heresy hunting ." These are the very lines used by the Opus Dei and New Calendarists to lull people to sleep so that they do not see or fight against the Pan-heresy of Ecumenism. ...

Father John Vasilevski updated his website with information coming from different sources. He dismisses his deposal because he left in 2005 with a letter of release and addresses some interesting facts. Since he is in Bulgaria, I conclude he must have informers from many parts of the world. He reve...

I understand. But Metropolitan Chrysostom said that the principles of moderation he was abiding by wouldn't change. Moderation as a principle is good. It is why we don't follow people like Kyrikos, where every canonical infraction is a justification to rupture communion. But it is a principle, not ...