Saint Nektarios of Aegina Miracle
A miracle of St. Nektarios of Aegina which the Orthodox Church commemorates on the 9th of November with a child with cancer … source Continue Reading
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Orthodox Weddings Explained: What Makes Them Different? | Greek Orthodoxy 101
In the first of a multi-part series, Father Maggos explores Orthodox weddings and what makes the ceremony unique among the … source Continue Reading
Do You Have to Pray Out Loud? | #Orthodoxy Fact vs Fiction #Shorts
Do you have to pray out loud or can you pray silently in your mind? Does the Bible provide any guidance? Father Maggos … source Continue Reading
☺Evangelical missionary vs Orthodox Christian priest (Fr. Seraphim Cardoza)
“Did Christ found a Church? Does it have a continuous history and can it be found today? What came first, the Bible or the Church Continue Reading
What Happens During the Divine Liturgy: Signs and Miracles
What Happens During the Divine Liturgy: Signs and Miracles from Church Life and History. A look at the spiritual reality behind the … source Continue Reading
Mount Athos | Simonos Petras Monastery ⛰️ The Hanging Wonder of Mount Athos
Discover Simonos Petras Monastery, one of the most breathtaking sights of Mount Athos in Greece. Built dramatically on a cliffside … source Continue Reading
Call No Man “Father”? | #Orthodoxy Fact vs Fiction #Shorts
Why are Orthodox priests referred to as “Father” when it seemingly contradicts Matthew 23:9? Plus, are Orthodox vestments … source Continue Reading
What Do Orthodox Censers Smell Like? | #Orthodoxy Fact vs Fiction #Shorts
What are the typical incense scents used in Orthodox censers? Father Maggos explains. Please subscribe and visit our website … source Continue Reading
Can Priests Go to Bars? | #Orthodoxy Fact vs Fiction #Shorts
Are priests allowed to go to bars and have a drink? What about other types of questionable establishments? Father Maggos … source Continue Reading
What about the miracles that happen to non-believers or believers of other faiths?
In this recording, Archimandrite Athanasios Mytilinaios (1927-2006), answers the question: “I have heard that in the Western … source Continue Reading