Bishop Agafangel opens his "LiveJournal"

[Priest Siluan]

Bishop Agafangel opens his "LiveJournal" (in Russian):

http://agafa-angel.livejournal.com/

[Pravoslavnik]

I wish that Bishop Agafangel's Live Journal could be read in English! We need to read it here in America...

[Joanna Higginbotham]

Bishop Agafangel does have a website in English

http://ruschurchabroad.com/engindex.htm

Fr. Gregory Williams in Tennessee (St. John of Kronstadt Press) is the administrator for North America.

[drewmeister2]

Bishop Agafangel does have a website in English

http://ruschurchabroad.com/engindex.htm

Fr. Gregory Williams in Tennessee (St. John of Kronstadt Press) is the administrator for North America.

Welcome to the forum!

Actually, Archimandrite Andronik is the administrator (from the site):

Архимандрит Андроник (Котляров), администратор Северо-Американского округа.

V. Rev. Abbot Andronik (Kotliaroff).

[Priest Siluan]

Dear Andrew:

Forgive me, for my interference.

But in Russian Archimandrite is "Arkhimandrit", it is not Abbot, Abbot is "Igumen". Then Father Andronik is a Archimandrite.

[drewmeister2]

Dear Andrew:

Forgive me, for my interference.

But in Russian Archimandrite is "Arkhimandrit", it is not Abbot, Abbot is "Igumen". Then Father Andronik is a Archimandrite.

Father, bless!

Thank you for the clarification. I actually copied that part from Bp. Agafangel's English website where the parishes are listed. On the website, it says:

Архимандрит Андроник (Котляров), администратор Северо-Американского округа.

V. Rev. Abbot Andronik (Kotliaroff).

Apparently their website has it wrong. This comes from: http://ruschurchabroad.com/directory.htm

[Sean]

Thank you, Joanna, for sharing the information about the English site with us. What impresses me the most about Vl. Agafangel's statements is that he seems to genuinely desire unity among the True Orthodox Churches, and wishes to set aside polemics unrelated to confession of the Orthodox Faith. It is my sincere wish that his continued efforts serves as a catalyst to begin such a God-pleasing task.