Archbishop Anastasios of Tirana’s 2nd Reply to Patriarch Bartholomew
Archbishop Anastasios of Tirana’s 2nd Reply to Patriarch Bartholomew concerning Ukraine
Archbishop Anastasios of Tirana’s 2nd Reply to Patriarch Bartholomew concerning Ukraine
March 20 (old calendar) / April 2 (new) Great LentMartyrs Sebastian the Duke and Theoklitos (1st c.). The Holy Fathers who were slain at the Monastery of St. Sabbas: Ven. John, Sergius, Patrick, and others (796). Monk Martyr Euphrosynus of Sinozérsk (Novgorod—1612). Martyr Photina (Svetlana, Fatíma), the Samaritan woman, and her sons: Martyrs Victor and Joses, and two others (ca. 66). Virgin Martyrs Alexandra, Claudia, Euphrasia, Matrona, Juliana, Euphemia and
April 2 Great Lent Ven. Titus the Wonderworker (9th c.). Martyrs Amphianus (Apphianus) and Edesius (Aedesius) of Lycia (306). Martyr Polycarp of Alexandria (4th c.). Saint Titus the Wonderworker Saint Titus the Wonderworker displayed zeal for the monastic life from his youth. He pursued asceticism in the ninth century at the Studion monastery near Constantinople. By his deeds of fasting, purity of life and mild disposition, Saint Titus gained the
Le communiqué de la La Conférence des des évêques orthodoxes en Allemagne (OBK) publié à la fin de la session du printemps.
Suite aux deux lettres des hiérarques orthodoxes d’Allemagne, nous publions la réaction du métropolite d’Allemagne Augustin (Patriarcat œcuménique)
March 19 (old calendar) / April 1st (new) Great Lent Martyrs Chrysanthus and Daria, and those with them at Rome: Claudius, Hilaria, Jason, Maurus, Diodorus the Presbyter, and Marianus the Deacon (283). St. Innocent of Komel’, disciple of St. Nilus of Sora (Vologdá—1521). Martyr Pancharius, at Nicomedia (ca. 302). SAINT CHRYSANTHUS AND HIS WIFE DARIA The Holy Martyrs Chrysanthus and Daria and with them the Martyrs Claudius the Tribune with
April 1st Great Lent Ven. Mary of Egypt (522). Ven. Euthymius of Suzdal’ (1404). Martyr Abraham of Bulgaria (1229). Ven. Gerontius, Canonarch, of the Kiev Caves (Far Caves—14th c.). Ven. Macarius, Abbot of Pelecete (ca. 830). Martyrs Gerontius and Basilides (3rd c.). Righteous Achaza. (Note: The service for St Innocent is held today.) Saint Macarius, Abbot of Pelecete Saint Macarius was born at Constantinople in 785. While still a child,
Ci-joint la traduction depuis l’original grec de la dernière réponse de l’archevêque Anastase de Tirana. Notre traduction comprend les notes, dont l’une, très importante, sur Melitios de Lycopolis.