Metropolitan Nikitas on the Latin Liturgical Mess

This deeply impressive Orthodox Metropolitan can't understand why the Catholic Church is damaging its Latin heritage. Uncle Arthur won't be pleased. Too bad. https://t.co/usV1vrcd1a

— Damian Thompson (@holysmoke) January 12, 2022

Digital Music for Byzantine Chant

@goarch has acquired certain assets of the respected AGES Initiatives organization, which has provided digital music for Byzantine Chant utilizing both Byzantine and Western notations and translations of liturgical texts for Orthodox churches.https://t.co/VjpPYdITuK

— Orthodox Observer (@OrthoObserver) August 31, 2021

A Press Release on the New Director of the Pappas Patristic Institute

Press release from @HCHCBoston regarding the appointment of Fr Maximos Constas as Director of The @PappasPatristic Institute: https://t.co/8k1Tgnufbu

— The Pappas Patristic Institute (@PappasPatristic) August 23, 2021

The New Director of the Pappas Patristic Institute

Fr. Maximos Constas, who has taught at HCHC @HCHCBoston since his return from Simonopetra Monastery #mountathos in 2011, has been appointed the new Director of the Pappas Patristic Institute @PappasPatristic. Check out the Institute's brand new website: https://t.co/MVeByJ6IqI pic.twitter.com/LpQkEP9z3S

— The Pappas Patristic Institute (@PappasPatristic) August 2, 2021

Please feel free to share the @PappasPatristic Institute's new site with friends and colleagues. It features a blog, announcements on conferences and events in the field, and an extensive list of links and resources for the study of the #ChurchFathers https://t.co/MVeByJ6IqI

— The Pappas Patristic Institute (@PappasPatristic) August 2, 2021

The Forms of Prayer?

Saint Paisios: “Glory be to God” is superior to “Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me” #orthodox_times https://t.co/sZB7qzKzbC

— Orthodox Times (@orthodox_times) July 12, 2021

But Who Will Write It?

Progressives with an agenda and a narrative of a certain kind of progress? Or genuine Christian sensitive to the failings of Chalcedonian Orthodox >

“Can the history of the Orthodox Church be rewritten?” E-lecture in Greek by prof. Dimitrios Moschos - https://t.co/fQ9rxFQzfO pic.twitter.com/7yVOLbJFtP

— Volos Academy (@VolosAcademy1) May 25, 2021

Man of God

See the latest from Pemptousia on exclusive screenings this weekend for Man of God the movie, courtesy of the Los Angeles Greek Film Festival! https://t.co/UVgtz3QCEP @LAGFF pic.twitter.com/jVL92OHQHh

— OCN (@MyOCN) May 18, 2021

The Greeks in Canada...

Χριστός Ἀνέστη! Christ is Risen!

From the archives...

Watch this 5-minute timelapse of Holy Week and Pascha https://t.co/MBNgRoJTub

— Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Canada (@GO_Metropolis) May 14, 2021

Still Lamenting the Fall?

The Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Chicago presents a live town hall meeting for the Metropolis’ 40th Commemoration of the Fall of Constantinople#orthodox_timeshttps://t.co/tpY2ys7spL

— Orthodox Times (@orthodox_times) May 13, 2021

A Dependable Endorsement?

Nice review of this book, which I very much highly commend. https://t.co/wbzFelHd6q

— Aristotle Papanikolaou (@atpapanik) April 10, 2021

What Is the Agenda of the Greek Churches?

An Extraordinary Meeting of the Preparatory Committee for the 18th Plenary Session of the International Joint Commission on the Theological Dialogue between the Orthodox Church and the Lutheran World Federation was held#orthodox_timeshttps://t.co/Hdnh1nRU9H

— Orthodox Times (@orthodox_times) April 9, 2021

WCC Gen. Secretary Fr. Ioan Sauc: Throughout the centuries, the Easter greeting Christ is risen! has always infused Christians with the power and courage to confront death
.@BasilicaNews #orthodox_timeshttps://t.co/NOYTXf9ZN3

— Orthodox Times (@orthodox_times) April 9, 2021

And their allies?

The Easter greeting has always infused Christians with power and courage: WCC Gen. Secretary Rev. Ioan Sauca.https://t.co/vPGN35nwdx pic.twitter.com/4Ufa8SW4nN

— Basilica.ro (EN) (@BasilicaNews) April 9, 2021

Liturgical Differences Between the Russian and Greek Churches

Middle Byzantine Temples in Athens

Some Middle Byzantine churches in Athens
Hagioi Apostoloi in the Athenian Agora (c. 1000)
Panagia Gorgoepekoos/Little Metropolis (before 1204)
Kapnikarea (c. 11th century)
Hagioi Theodoroi (c. 11th century) pic.twitter.com/Gu8UgK7fpj

— The Byzantine Legacy (@ByzantineLegacy) March 23, 2021

Who Among the Greeks Will Take His Place?

No one in Goarch.

Happy 90th birthday to Metropolitan John Zizioulas of Pergam! https://t.co/9W4N5xcQTV

— Basilica.ro (EN) (@BasilicaNews) January 12, 2021

May God grant him many years.

The Good Struggle: Life In A Secluded Orthodox Monastery

Thinking Orthodox by Dr. Eugenia Scarvelis Constantinou

On the religious side of things, I most enjoyed @james_ka_smith’s On the Road with St Augustine and Eugenia Constantinou’s Thinking Orthodox. pic.twitter.com/fHaUA42254

— Joel J Miller (@joeljmiller) December 31, 2020

AFR

Fr. Panayiotis on the Nativity of Our Lord

A Christmas Message from Fr. Panayiotis Papageorgiou2018https://t.co/h4bfOPiWCv
The birth of Jesus is a milestone event in the history of the world. This was not just like every other birth of a child but rather an event that changed history and affected the world in a major way pic.twitter.com/0Dk6oySuyD

— Trisagionfilms (@TrisagionFilms) December 24, 2020

Theology of Suffering

Drawing on the work of two people I respect very much (@patitsas and @RootAndrew) for an important episode as we wrap up a rough year. #BeTheBee https://t.co/uOGufyVnO6 pic.twitter.com/MSrCeXPTmH

— Steven Christoforou (@scchristoforou) December 15, 2020

Hierarchical Ordination of Bishop-Elect Timothy of Hexamilion

Hierarchical Ordination of Bishop-Elect Timothy of Hexamilion (live)#orthodox_times

https://t.co/667T7Pa30H

— Orthodox Times (@orthodox_times) December 5, 2020

Hmm...

Those Who will Give the Testimony of our Christ will become Awesome Martyrs, Awesome Saints in the other World!

Elder Ephraim of Philotheou and Arizona

“It is for this reason that monasticism must stand again on its bastion, on this great strength that it contains in itself.(1)

— Orthodox Ethos (@frpeterheers) December 1, 2020

I have doubts about Elder Aphraim and his movement; to outsiders it might seem like a cult or scam. But the problem of "gerondism" is tied to the prominence given to monks within Byzantine Christianity; can it be said that "gerondism" or another spiritual problem afflects certain monasteries on Mount Athos?

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Remember this one thing, my child—if you don’t forgive, you can forget about Paradise.

+ Elder Ephraim of Arizona#Paradise #ElderEphraim #Orthodoxy #OrthodoxChurch #JesusSaves #ΓέρονταΕφραίμ pic.twitter.com/jrSWfHx9sA

— Orthodox Christianity (@Orthodoxy2019) December 3, 2020