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Presentation of Italian Edition of His Holiness Patriarch Kirill's Book "A Pator's Word" Takes Place in Vatican

On September 18, 2015, the presentation of His Holiness Patriarch Kirill’s book “A Pastor’s Word. God and Man. History of Salvation” took place at the German College in the Vatican. The book was published in the Italian language by Accademia “Sapientia et Scientia” in collaboration with the Publishing House of the Moscow Patriarchate and the Vatican Publishing House.

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Christian Jailed for Praying Dies After Laos Authorities Deny Him Medication, Watch Him Suffer

A devoted Christian from the village of Huey in Savannakhet province, Laos, has died after his release from prison, where authorities denied him vital diabetes medication and watched him visibly deteriorate without helping. Human rights groups have said that the man, Tiang Kwentianthong, was arrested nine months ago after he was caught praying for a sick woman.

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Images Of Mount Athos Through Contemporary Photographers’ Lenses

The Thessaloniki Museum of Photography (TMP), in collaboration with the Mount Athos Center, present “Mount Athos: lingering between image and photographic gaze” exhibition, as part of the “Words and Images” cycle of the museum.

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Greek Bishop Bans Popular Wedding and Baptism Customs

A bishop in northern Greece has banned a series of customs that have become popular at weddings and baptisms, calling them “unchristian” and “incomprehensible.”

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Agora Institute Announces Center for Orthodox Thought and Culture

The Agora Institute is proud to announce its newest initiative entitled The Center for Orthodox Thought and Culture. In keeping with the Agora Institute’s dedication to engaging both religious and secular voices from various traditions, the Center for Orthodox Thought and Culture has been created to cultivate spiritual and intellectual study in the tradition of Orthodox Christianity. Specifically, the center will educate students in Orthodox theology, literature, history, and art, comprising a minor in Orthodox thought and culture.

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Court Shuts Down Attempt to Stop Release of More Planned Parenthood Videos

A federal court has shut down a pro-choice group’s attempt to prevent the Center for Medical Progress from releasing more Planned Parenthood videos.

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BREAKING: US House Votes to Defund Planned Parenthood in Wake of Baby Parts Scandal

The U.S. House of Representatives voted today to defund Planned Parenthood while legislators continue their investigation of allegations that the abortion giant is profiting from the sale of fetal body parts. The bill would take the $235 million of savings and invest it into Federally Qualified Health Centers.

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BREAKING: U.S. House Votes to Make it a First-Degree Murder to Kill Babies After Botched Abortions

The bill makes killing a baby born from a botched abortion first-degree murder, and requires reporting of violations of the law. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte, R-VA, and Constitution Subcommittee Chairman Trent Franks, R-AZ, said in a statement that "this legislation sends a strong message to those who are in the horrific business of abortions that there are real consequences for those who would kill or abandon children after they are outside a mother’s womb."

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Black Sea Fleet patrol craft to deliver the relics of St. Andrew the First-Called to Crimea

Metropolitan Chrisostomos of Patras will present a shrine with the relics of St. Andrew the First-Called to the Russian Black Sea Fleet during the ship's visit to the Patras port on September 22. The shrine will be positioned in the Sevastopol garrison church.

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The Story of Japan’s Hidden Christians Emerges From the Vatican Archives

Collected by a Salesian missionary to Japan in the early 20th century, letters and documents showing the history of Christians in the land of the rising sun have been recently restored by the Vatican archives and library. The collection conveys the story of the persecution of Christians in Japan, a story that Pope Francis has often recalled when speaking of the "hidden Christians" who knew how to keep and pass on the faith in a time of persecution, and even when deprived of priests.

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Bulgaria Lifts Statute of Limitations for Communist-Era Crimes

Bulgaria's parliament on Thursday lifted the statute of limitations for prosecuting political crimes from the communist era, clearing the way to pursue cases including the notorious assassination of an exiled dissident.

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Cell and Chapel of St. John Maximovitch Preserved By God From Attack

On September 16 an incident occurred at the parish of St. Tikhon of Zadonsk (ROCOR) in San Francisco, which is the former St. Tikhon of Zadonsk orphanage where St. John Maximovitch lived. A mentally disturbed man entered the building and began to throw things about. Thankfully, God preserved this holy place through the intervention of his priest Fr. Dimitri Jakimowicz, who asks for prayers for the offender, Valeriy.

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Russian Church Official Believes Orthodox Lifestyle is the Main Response to Pseudo-Islamic Extremism

"Secularism will never cope with the challenge of religious fanaticism and extremism coming to Europe today. Secularism will always lose to religious or pseudo-religious extremism. Even if secularism successfully beats off religious and public radicalism with the help of power and money for some time, it won't last long, only for 20-30 years/"

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Filmmaker’s ‘Chilling’ Warning About the Islamic State and His Message to ‘True Christians’ About Why They Must Fight Back

The writer and director of a feature film about a group of young people who fought to save the innocent during the Holocaust has unveiled a new movement aimed at raising awareness about the dire religious persecution of Christians in the Middle East.

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Miss America 2016 is Faithful Orthodox Christian

On Sunday, September 13, the twenty-one year old Miss Georgia, Vasiliki “Betty” Cantrell took up the crown and title of Miss America 2016 in the competition’s 95th anniversary held at Atlantic City’s Boardwalk Hall. Cantrell, who impressed the judges with her vocal performance, is involved in numerous artistic and charitable activities, several among them involving her Greek Orthodox faith.

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The Theological School of the Church of Cyprus Opens to 25 Students

The establishment of the Theological School of the Church of Cyprus comes at a time when our country is in need of shining examples, said President of the Republic, Nicos Anastasiades who inaugurated the School together with Archbishop Chrysostomos II in the nearby grounds of the Archbishopric.

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October 9-10: St. Tikhon Patriarch of Moscow: His Life and Times Symposium at Holy Trinity Seminary

The symposium celebrates the 150th anniversary since the birth, and the 90thanniversary since the repose of Saint Tikhon (Bellavin), the first Patriarch of all Russia since the restoration of the patriarchate in 1917, who also served as a missionary bishop in North America from 1898-1907, and became a confessor of Orthodoxy during the time of the Bolshevik persecutions.

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Valaam Monastery to Patent Their Cheese Brand

The Valaam Monasterywill register its own trade mark Monastico, and under this name the brotherhood will make a special sort of cheese. Its recipe was worked out by Italian cheesemakers especially for Valaam.

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SPC: Acceptance Of Kosovo In UNESCO Would Endanger Christian Heritage

The Holy Synod of Bishops of the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) has sent a letter on Tuesday to Director-General of UNESCO Irina Bokova, warning that the acceptance of Kosovo’s membership bid would endanger the Christian cultural heritage and the Serbs’ religious and human rights.

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Jerusalem Patriarch calls Ukrainian schismatics 'lost'

Patriarch Theophilus III of Jerusalem urges Ukrainians to reconcile with Russia and calls leader of the unrecognized 'Kiev Patriarchate' Filaret Denisenko 'lost.'

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