Chicago’s Bishop Demetrios Appointed to State’s Attorney’s Hate Crime Prosecution Council

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Chicago’s Bishop Demetrios Appointed to State’s Attorney’s Hate Crime Prosecution Council

“I am honored and humbled by this appointment, I have witnessed the damage done by hate crimes against many in our communities,” said Bishop Demetrios. “I hope to create an atmosphere of understanding and security for victims of these crimes, in the hope that may come forward and justice can be served.”

New Interactive Exhibit at Antiochian Village: "Saint Raphael, Scholar and Shepherd"

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New Interactive Exhibit at Antiochian Village: "Saint Raphael, Scholar and Shepherd"

Titled "Saint Raphael: Scholar and Shepherd," the museum's new touchscreen exhibit offers highlights from the theological thesis which St. Raphael wrote as a young seminarian, and which was recently translated from its original Greek into English by the Rev. Dr. Patrick Viscuso. In addition to excerpts from the thesis, the touchscreen also explores highlights from the life of St. Raphael – from his youth in Damascus through his ministry as a priest and bishop in the United States.

The Newly-Elected Metropolitan of Zahleh: Younan el-Souri

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The Newly-Elected Metropolitan of Zahleh: Younan el-Souri

Archimandrite Jonah Suri of Bkeftine Monastery has been elected as a new Metropolitan in the Patriarchate of Antioch.

Survey Finds Most Americans, Religious or Not, Believe in a Creator

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Survey Finds Most Americans, Religious or Not, Believe in a Creator

LifeWay Research’s overall finding — that most Americans believe there is a creator who designed the universe and defines human morality — is not surprising. After all, 3 in 4 U.S. adults identify with a religious denomination. The surprise is that so many people who don’t identify with a religion — so-called nones — agree.

Vicar Discovers Forgotten First Edition of King James Bible From 1611 As He Is Clearing a Cupboard At His Church

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Vicar Discovers Forgotten First Edition of King James Bible From 1611 As He Is Clearing a Cupboard At His Church

Known as the Authorised Version (AV) of the Bible in English, the King James Bible was the third Bible to be translated into English and officially approved by the Church, putting together a number of translations agreed on by scholars working in Westminster, Oxford and Cambridge.