We Must Cease Commemoration

[Kosmas]

The article is concise but a bit caustic toward the Athonite Fathers.
It saddens me that so many are falling into spiritual deception but being informed regularly the betrayal of the Faith distresses the heart. What can one do but pray that more will discern the dangers of ecumenism?

Perhaps another "event" will happen this time around as it did on June 29th, 1995. It is said that after Patriarch Barthalameos concelebrated the liturgy with the Pope in St. Peter's Basilica- lightning struck the dome.

KURIE ISOU XRISTE ELESON ME’

[Jean-Serge]

I think Bartholomeos will simply attend the catholic mass. Then, they will jointly bless the crowd and exchange a kiss of peace... Well, as ususal...

[StephenG]

I met the then editor of Orthodoxos Typos a few years ago in Athens, when introduced by friends. This priest was a deeply pastoral one who spent much time visiting those in prison. For his witness to that some wished not written of he has suffered at the hands of the archdiocese. His witness is deeply Orthodox and made without fear or favour. However in meeting him I found someone deeply gentle and pastorally active. Came away with a lovely icon I have treasured ever since.

[Kosmas]

What is surprising about this event is that it was a gift from the enemy of the Orthodox. The pope calling the Orthodox Churches defective will only slow down ecumenism. Is this not an opportune time to remind all that only the Orthodox Church is the One, Holy, Catholic , and Apostolic Church.
O THEOS EINAI MEGALOS!

http://www.guardian.co.uk/worldlatest/s ... 30,00.html