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Orthodox Mission Worldwide

21 Nov, 16:28


Orthodox charity at the Diocesan Center in Cluj, Romania. The Center contains the administrative offices of the Archdiocese of Vad, Fedeac, and Cluj for the Romanian Orthodox Church. While the faithful are usually not aware of such a place, this one functions as a site for food drives hosted by the Church. Last December Orthochristian reported on a food drive held there. The drive was attended by Bp. Benedict of Bistrița, a vicar of the archdiocese. The bishop spoke on the humility of Christ, emphasizing the importance of the Church doing good. Students from the local Orthodox college helped out in distributing some 850 bags of produce to local families. While handing out food is not as dramatic an expression of the work of the Church as serving the liturgy, feeding the poor is still a big part of what we are called to do as Christians.

https://orthochristian.com/164580.html

Orthodox Mission Worldwide

20 Nov, 11:31


Parish of the Holy Archangels in Bibua, Democratic Republic of the Congo. A parish of the Metropolis of Kananga under the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Alexandria, Met. Chariton visited the parish earlier this year. In his episcopal visit he was joined by Fr. Matthieu, the episcopal vicar for the Metropolis, and Fr. Agathonique, the vicar for the region of Tshikapa. The Orthodox mission to the Congo is now over 50 years old, and the Church has seen great growth in that time; the Metropolis of Kananga has over a hundred parishes, and much help is needed to run it today.

Orthodox Mission Worldwide

19 Nov, 13:07


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Orthodox Mission Worldwide

19 Nov, 13:07


Orthodox preaching in Mongolia near the border with Russia is expanding. God willing that these efforts soon result in the planting of churches!

Orthodox Mission Worldwide

18 Nov, 12:51


St. Nektarios of Aegina Orthodox Church in Prague, Czechia. Blessed earlier this month to serve the Romanian diaspora in the city, it is a parish of the Archdiocese of Prague under the Orthodox Church of the Czech and Slovak Lands. The community was founded in 2008 and originally used a wooden church dedicated to St. Michael. Tragically that church burned down in 2020, and the faithful temporarily rented out a Roman Catholic church. Abp. Michael of Prague and Bp. Siluan of Gyula under the Romanian Orthodox hierarchy co-served the blessing, as the Orthodox Church came together in her unity to support the faithful in their struggle.

Orthodox Mission Worldwide

17 Nov, 11:42


St. Matrona of Moscow Orthodox Church in Lima, Peru. Founded in 2013, it is a parish of the Diocese of Argentina and all South America under the Moscow Patriarchate. An older Orthodox Community existed in the city in the 1950s, which founded the Holy Trinity Church now under Antioch, but it ceased to be Russian over time as the Russians there dwindled. The parish was revived to support the Russian community in Lima, but has also drawn in an increasing number of Peruvian converts. At one point they met in a Roman Catholic church, but later switched to a rented room. Most recently the faithful have been meeting in the Holy Trinity Church, which was the original Russian Orthodox parish in Lima.

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