Moderator: Mark Templet
The website for the Parish of St John the Russian, a parish of the Autonomous Russian Orthodox Church, is now up and running! It can be seen at
http://www.stjohntherussian.com
Feel free to let the Fathers know of any problems with the site.
Thanks,
Joseph Suaiden
Dear Joe,
I concur with Nicholas on the well designed site. Very well done.
I just have a few questions for you.
Father Michael Fresco: I was under the impression that eh was no longer a part of the ROAC/AROC. Has this changed or am I just mistaken and he actually is apart of the church?
Mother Sophia: I was not aware that there was a nun living near the parish. What is her history. Could you also give us some history on the fathers at the new parishes that were established?
Again, thank you for the news and the great website wit hte great pictures and information.
May God bless you for your efforts:
Nah, it doesn't need to fit in the 800 X 600 windows. That would make it look squashed. The current size is pretty much becoming internet standard 
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Juvenaly Martinka wrote:Dear Joe,
I concur with Nicholas on the well designed site. Very well done.
I just have a few questions for you.
Father Michael Fresco: I was under the impression that eh was no longer a part of the ROAC/AROC. Has this changed or am I just mistaken and he actually is apart of the church?
Mother Sophia: I was not aware that there was a nun living near the parish. What is her history. Could you also give us some history on the fathers at the new parishes that were established?
Again, thank you for the news and the great website wit hte great pictures and information.
May God bless you for your efforts:
He is still part of the AROC, as the Metropolitan has not removed him. We spoke to him when the Metropolitan was on his way, he wished him the best. As I understand it, Fr. John Claypool speaks to him and can answer.
Mother Sophia is Fr Victor's mother and was tondured into Monasticism after the death of his father, I am fairly sure.
