On November 8th, the church honors the Angels and Archangels who watch carefully over the lives of men. Read our article to learn more!

The role of the Orthodox Church against the Nazis was crucial for the greek fight. Check our article to learn more!

 In memory of Saint Cypriot we decided to dedicate an article of our blog to his memory, recounting his life and message. We hope you enjoy reading!

Today we honor the memory of the Hieromartyr Phocas of Sinope. Read our article for more information!

The Navity of the Virgin Mary is a very important occasion in Orthodoxy. The Holy Virgin is God's greatest gift to mankind and has inspired beautiful architecture in churches all around the world. Read our article to learn more!

Happy new Ecclesiastical Year to all our readers! Our article is dedicated to exploring the roots of the Beginning of Indictus across the centuries of Christian History. Read more to find out!

On August 30th the Orthodox faith celebrates the Patriarch Alexander, a saint who served as patriarch of Constantinople for twelve years and participated in the First Ecumenical Council. 

Eις τον Aλέξανδρον. 
Σχοίνους διαδρὰς Ἀλέξανδρε σαρκίου, 
Σχοίνισμα κλήρου χρηματίζεις Κυρίου.

Read our article to learn more about this historic figure!

The Prophet Sammuel is celebrated by the Orthodox church on the 20th of August. He is an important figure in Christianity before Jesus and dedicated his life to preparing the world for His coming. Continue reading to learn more!

Every year Christians around the world celebrate on the 15th of August the Assumption of the Holy Virgin Mary. Such an event is celebrated with splendor from all Christians and there have been many holy temples erected in its honor. Read our article to learn more about the Assumption of the Virgin Mary and beautiful churches dedicated to it. 

The Orthodox Church in Japan has a unique history that began with St. Nicholas, a Russian missionary who brought Orthodoxy to the country in the 19th century. Despite challenges like the Russo-Japanese War, the Church took root in Japan thanks to the dedication of St. Nicholas and Japanese converts. Today, the Orthodox Church in Japan is a small but vibrant community with the Nikorai-do Cathedral in Tokyo as its center. The legacy of St. Nicholas, who emphasized respect for Japanese culture, continues to inspire.