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Off the Side Roads onto the Illumined Path

March 12, 2018 By Fr. John 4 Comments

by Michael Fiocca The Way We Are Meant to Be “The person who loves God values knowledge of God more than anything created by God, and pursues such knowledge ardently and ceaselessly.” -Saint Maximos the Confessor When we speak of something as being generic, it often stirs up thoughts of a product being “mediocre” or […]

Filed Under: Byzantine Catholics, Latest Stories, Roman Catholics Tagged With: byzantine, catholic, convert, Michael Fiocca, orthodox

I was a Catholic Priest: The Story of Fr. John Tanveer

March 7, 2018 By Fr. John 8 Comments

by Fr. John Tanveer I was a Catholic priest. I was waiting for the opportunity to convert to Orthodoxy for fifteen years, and the opportunity to become an Orthodox priest – three more years. The Lord felt my desire. I belonged to the Catholic community and entered the seminary in 1974, and four years later […]

Filed Under: Clergy, Latest Stories, Roman Catholics Tagged With: Clergy, convert, Fr. John Tanveer, orthodox, Pakistan, roman catholic

From the Buddha to Christ: A Young Man’s Journey to the Ancient Christian Church

February 5, 2018 By Fr. John 1 Comment

My name is Johan Trisanjaya. I am of Javanese ethnicity in Indonesia. I was born in 1982 in the village of Prigi in Central Java. I was raised in a Buddhist family; my father is a government servant and my mother is a house wife. Most people in our village are Muslim, but many adhere […]

Filed Under: Buddhists, Latest Stories Tagged With: Buddhist, christian, convert, Indonesia, orthodox

Utah: The Future of Orthodoxy

January 26, 2018 By Fr. John Leave a Comment

Time to invest in future generations now. Watch this wonderful video, and take action. Listen to this! An Audio interview with Fr Justin

Filed Under: Latest Stories, Missions, News Tagged With: orthodox, utah

Six Adults Baptised, Received into Holy Orthodoxy

January 16, 2018 By Fr. John Leave a Comment

God is on the move. He is calling people from all backgrounds and walks of life into communion with His Church. And He is calling members of His Church to cooperate with Him in this saving activity (1 Corinthians 3:9). The Good Shepherd was witness to this Divine activity on the weekend before the Nativity. […]

Filed Under: Latest Stories, Missions, News Tagged With: Australia, converts, Fr Geoff Harvey, mission, orthodox

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