The Saint Euphrosynos Cafe

Is there any concern about radiation?

I'm almost certain I saw a video in Russian (it was translated for me) that said the whole area was kinda contaminated. Is this true?

Daniel Ph.

Jean-Serge wrote:

Does this exist in your respective countries?

I'm sure that there will be some activities for this in the States, how much those will involve the Orthodox I can't say.

For those who may not know...The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity is organized by the World Council of Churches and Rome

Here's our icon not-so-corner. To make excuses for the limited size of it...We bought the house (our first) 6/7 months ago and planned on fixing it up more (repainting, new curtains and so on)before really setting up the icon corner we waited. I'm the worst procrastinator and didn't do the painting ...

Orthodox6 wrote:

. . . It would, however, be but pedant academia to do so.
O-6

You are right, it would be. It would be neat to hear it though!

A little question...

Were Chruch Slavonic and Church Greek ever used as a vernacular language? If so that would make the issue of Liturgical Language v. Local moot

I do, how ever agree with Kollyvas that liturgical language must be dignified, not pedestrian, not dummed down, not simplistic . For ...

I do not think that English is very condusive as a liturgical language, it tends to be too coarse for me. I have heard the English service done beautifully, but I still consider English as a poor liturgical tongue.

Katya,
I partially agree with you on this. Modern English is not the prettiest ...

Your perfidity is astounding.
Perfidy to whom? Gregory?

You witnessed Fr. Vladimir Shishkoff giving communion to Fr. Peter, who is not in ROAC and has never been received. This is on face value an in itself constitues ecumenism You have a excessively strict definition of 'Ecumenism', I'm afraid ...