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Republicans more likely to understand, admit that Islam is violent

A new CBS poll reveals that more than two-thirds of Democrats believe that Islam is no more violent than other religions around the world. Meanwhile, nearly two-thirds of Republicans grasp and are willing to admit the violent nature of Islam, especially as compared to other religions.

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Hungary allocates $8 million to restore Orthodox churches

The decree indicates that the government will help restore the Dormition Cathedral in Budapest, Holy Trinity Church in Miskolc, St. Nicholas Church in Tokaj, and to build a new parish in Hévíz.

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Syrian Christians grateful to Russia, invite Patriarch Kirill

Abbess Fevronia thanked Russia for its assistance in resolving the Syrian conflict. She also noted that the sisterhood prays for Russia and for the health of Russian president Vladimir Putin.

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Street preacher spends night in jail for quoting Bible to homosexual

Gordon Larmour has been preaching on the streets of Irvine in Ayrshire, 390 miles northwest of London, for seven years. He was handing out leaflets last July when a group of men passed him by. “Don’t forget Jesus loves you and He died for your sins,” Larmour preached. “What does your God say about homosexuals?” one of the young men asked.

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Patriarch Ilia to undergo surgery in Germany

The patriarch’s personal physician Tsisana Shartava has now reported that he has been diagnosed with gall stones and will undergo surgery in Germany.

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Thousands arrive to venerate tomb of St. Xenia of St. Petersburg

Thousands of faithful came yesterday, Monday, February 6 to pay their respects to St. Xenia of St. Petersburg on the day of her commemoration in the Church.

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St. Petersburg Hermitage Museum displays only lifetime portrait of St. Xenia

An oil portrait of Blessed Xenia of St. Petersburg has been found among the collections of the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, which researchers believe to be the only lifetime image of the city’s patron saint.

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First Orthodox church in northern Congo opened

The parish was founded by His Grace on November 21, 2013 to serve the general liturgical and spiritual life of Orthodox faithful in Impfondo, including the Bantu tribe and Pygmy race, and as a springboard for the further development of Orthodoxy in the region.

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More than 100 Baptisms celebrated in Siberian village of Essey

Two Orthodox priests recently visited the Siberian village of Essey in the Evenkia district, Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia, celebrating 120 Baptisms.

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Life of St. Innocent of Irkutsk, head of Chinese mission, to be published in Chinese

Now the St. Innocent of Irkutsk Brotherhood and the Hong Kong parish of Sts. Peer and Paul hope to acquaint Chinese Orthodox Christians with the life and labors of this holy hierarch.

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Humanitarian aid in the Romanian Orthodox Church

More than 126,000 people received social assistance from the diocese in 2016, with all the philanthropic activities costing $3,218,316.

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St. Petersburg Spiritual Academy and ROCOR pastoral school begin official cooperation

On February 3, Archbishop Ambrose of Peterhof and Archbishop Peter of Chicago and Mid-America (ROCOR) signed a cooperation agreement in their capacities as heads of their respective educational institutions: the St. Petersburg Spiritual Academy and the Orthodox Pastoral School of the ROCOR Chicago Diocese.

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Monk who went missing, froze to death buried on Mt. Athos

Fr. David was found lying on his back with his hands crossed over his chest. His body remained untampered with by the mountain’s wildlife during the long search. A note was found in his cell in which he asked to be buried on the Holy Mountain in the case of his death.

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Albanian thugs attack churches, homes in remote Greek villages

Two churches and four houses were recently attacked by night in the Greek mountain village of Xirovalto in the Pogoni municaplity, near the Greek-Albanian border, 195 miles southwest of Thessaloniki.

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St. Paisios Church consecrated in Syria, first Liturgy served

During the service, the patriarch exhorted the joyful gathered: “Man, you are the temple of the living God … so you must make your heart an altar to the true God, and your life an offering upon that altar.” Such an altar and such a sacrifice is evident in the life of St. Paisios the Athonite, canonized in 2015.

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St. Raphael’s seminary thesis now available in English: “The True Significance of Sacred Tradition and Its Great Worth”

Orthodox Christians of St. Raphael’s time (1860–1915) in the Ottoman Empire were constantly exposed to the proselytization efforts of Catholic and Protestant missionaries. St. Raphael’s thesis is a response to their efforts and claims and represents “an interesting and active dialogue with Western Christianity.”

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Romanian Orthodox Church calls for prayer, dialogue amidst massive government protests

“Prayer is necessary because it enlightens the mind, pacifies the passions and selfishness and cultivates a communion of love of the people for God and one another. Dialogue is necessary to resolve conflicts between people and institutions where social principles differ.”

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Polish Orthodox Church holds benefit concert for Syrian children

A charity concert of Christmas carols was held January 27 in the Royal Castle in Warsaw to benefit children in Syria.

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Ruins of Georgian church discovered on Cyprus

Archaeological expeditions in search of ancient Georgian monasteries and churches on the island of Cyprus, known from ancient sources, have been underway since 2015. In December scientists reported a new discovery.

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Russia, the Romanovs and the Red Cross: Vienna exhibition highlights charity of St. Elizabeth

A new exhibition dedicated to the history of the Russian branch of the Red Cross and the role of the royal family, especially that of the Grand Duchess St. Elizabeth the New Martyr, opened Wednesday, February 1 in the Viennese offices of the United Nations.

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