Russian Church backtracked on monastic brotherhood issue under Archim. Kalampokas
The Russian Orthodox Church completely reneged after the orthodoxia.info publication about the establishment of a "metochion" in Aspropyrgos under the ...
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“Archbishop of Romania” Melchizedek officiates in a convent of the Metropolis of Thebes
The Greek clergyman from the Metropolis of Thessaliotis continues to act in a way that raises concern. As orthodoxia.info reveals ...
Communiqué by former Patriarchal Exarchate complicates matters rather than clarifying them
After the outcry caused by reports about the movements of the "Archdiocese of the Russian Orthodox Churches of Western Europe" ...
Russian backtracking in relation to Aspropyrgos “metochion” in Attica
The former Patriarchal Exarchate for Orthodox Parishes of the Russian Tradition in Western Europe, which recently joined the Moscow Patriarchate, ...
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