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Τρίτη 27 Απριλίου 2021

Orthodox Christian Palm Sunday 25th April 2021 ! Celebrate with the Orthodox Christians all over the World the Holy Week and Orthodox Christian Easter 2021 ! Δείτε φωτογραφίες από την Κυριακή των Βαϊων σε διάφορες Ορθόδοξες ιεραποστολές !

 


Domingo de Ramos cristiano ortodoxo 25 de abril de 2021 desde las Islas Fiji hasta Colombia ! Kristiyanong Orthodox Palad Linggo ika-25 ng Abril 2021 mula sa Fiji Islands hanggang Colombia ! 东正教徒 棕榈 2021年4月25日，星期日，从斐济群岛到哥伦比亚 ! Chrétien Orthodoxe Paume Dimanche 25 avril 2021 des îles Fidji à la Colombie ! Sigatabu ni Taba ni Niu Karisito Vakarisito ena ika 25 ni Epereli 2021 mai na Yanuyanu o Viti me yacova na Colombia ! ʻEvangelioo e Sapate Paame faka-Kalisitiane 25 ʻEpeleli 2021 mei he ʻotu motu Fisi kae ʻoua kuo aʻu ki Kolomupia ! 

 

Sigatabu ni Draunivola Vakarisito Vakarisito e 25 ni Epereli 2021 mai Viti

( https://www.facebook.com/Pacific-Islands-Greek-Orthodox-Church-173979183205985 )

  

The Bridegroom Service at Saint Luke Orthodox Cathedral in Hong Kong 香港圣路加东正教大教堂的新郎礼仪 香港聖路加東正教​​大教堂的新郎禮儀 

 

Palm Sunday at the Theotokos Orthodox Monastery in Masbate, Philippines 

 

Ang Bridegroom Service ngayong gabi sa Saint Eleftherios Orthodox Church sa Sorsogon, Pilipinas

( https://www.facebook.com/orthodoxchurchinsoutheastasia ) 

 

Palm Sunday at the Annunciation of the Theotokos Orthodox Cathedral in Manila of Philippines,Linggo ng Palma sa Pagbabalita ng Theotokos Orthodox Cathedral sa Maynila ng Pilipinas,
Ika-25 ng Abril 2021

( https://www.facebook.com/orthodoxmanila ) 

 

Ordination of new deacon in the Orthodox Church of Singapore, 新加坡东正教新执事的任命, 新执事在新加坡东正教之任

( https://www.facebook.com/groups/67484830455 )

Palm Sunday 2021 of the Ivory Coast Orthodox Church, Dimanche des Rameaux 2021 de l’Église orthodoxe de Côte d’Ivoire 

 

Eglise Orthodoxe de Côte d’ivoire

( https://www.facebook.com/pere.behanzin/videos/10222296996912783 )

( https://www.facebook.com/Eglise-Orthodoxe-de-C%C3%B4te-divoire-Patriarcat-Grec-172811082792481/ )

Holy Transfiguration Orthodox Cathedral – Accra ( Ghana )- Cathédrale orthodoxe de la Sainte Transfiguration – Accra / Ghana

( https://www.facebook.com/107832654401730/videos/300072644831053 )

Palm Sunday at St. Dimitros Orthodox Church, Bwetyaba in Luweero district. Fr. Antonios Mutyaba led the service. HOSANNA WAGULU ENNYO!! #PalmSunday

( https://www.facebook.com/UOChurch/videos/806093006666992 ) 

 

Domingo de Ramos 2021 en la Iglesia Ortodoxa de Colombia, Palm Sunday 2021 in the Orthodox Church of Colombia

( https://www.facebook.com/ltoppes ) 

 

Domingo de Ramos 2021 en la Iglesia Ortodoxa de Guatemala, Palm Sunday 2021 in the Orthodox Church in Guatemala

( https://www.facebook.com/iglesia.anunciacion ) 

 

Minggu Palem 2021 di Gereja Ortodoks Sumatera, Telapak tangan
Ahad 2021 di Gereja Ortodoks Sumatera

( https://www.facebook.com/orthodoxsumatera )

See about Palm Sunday 2021 in the Orthodox Churches in Africa below :

( http://ampelonas-trygetes.blogspot.com/ )

 

 

https://ierapostoli.wordpress.com/enisxisi/

 

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Κυριακή 14 Ιουνίου 2020

"The Story of Guatemalan Orthodoxy" — Keynote Presentation at 2019 Team Chicago Banquet


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The members of St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church in Des Plaines, IL, recently hosted a banquet focused on the Orthodox mission in Guatemala, which is under the omophorion of His Eminence Athenagoras of Mexico. This banquet was organized by Mission Team Chicago in support of the Orthodox Christian Mission Center (OCMC) and the missionaries working in Guatemala. I was invited to give the keynote presentation, which was called “One in Christ: the Story of Guatemalan Orthodoxy.” Over 300 people came, and it was such a blessing for me to be present with so many people who are answering their Christian calling to support and participate in mission work. As Christ commands, we all must “go and make disciples of all nations” (Matthew 28).
The event was recorded and is available online. You can watch my presentation on Youtube, or view it below in this video player:


Please continue to pray for all of us who work in the mission field, offering special prayers for our hierarch Athenagoras who cares for an extensive metropolis that includes Mexico and Guatemala, all of Central America and the Caribbean, as well as Colombia and Venezuela. Please also pray for our vicar, Archimandrite Fr. Evangelios, and the other Guatemalan clergy: Fr. Mihail Castellanos, Fr. Alexios Sosa, Fr. Daniel Muxtay, and Fr. Blas Lorenzana. Thank you for your love and support for Orthodoxy in Guatemala and Latin America!

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Δευτέρα 23 Ιουλίου 2018

Father Symeon de la Jara: On a Righteous Path from Peru to Mount Athos

ΓΙΑ ΤΟΝ ΙΔΙΟ, ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΑ
 
When Miguel Angel de la Jara Higgingson was seven, his mother had a vision. She sensed that her son would some day leave her for a "far away place, like an island, there where people of solitude lived who pray all the time and rarely step out into the world". Even she, however, could probably not have imagined just how far from his native Peru, both physically and spiritually, his life's search would take him.
Now he is Father Symeon the hermit, a Greek Orthodox monk who lives on Mount Athos, a self-administrating, all-male monastic community on the Athos peninsula - the eastern most of three jutting peninsulas in the northern Greek prefecture of Halkidiki.
However, it's not just his Peruvian origins that make Father Symeon such a well-known figure among visitors to Mount Athos; it's also his radiant presence as an artist, poet and painter that makes him so sought after, especially by the young.
His journey began in 1968, when at the age of 18 he left Peru to discover the world. After travelling through Europe and Asia for over two years - during which time he was exposed to eastern philosophies and religions such as Buddhism, Hinduism and yoga - he finally settled in Paris, where he lived for the next three years.
It was in Paris that he first met a Greek Orthodox monk and learned about Orthodoxy, a meeting that was to have a profound effect on him. For the next two and a half years he studied hagiography (icon painting) with Leonide Ouspensky, while his interest in Orthodoxy deepened.
He first visited Greece in 1972, where he accepted the Orthodox faith, before returning to stay in 1973, originally joining the Monastery of Agios Georgios (St George) on the large Greek island of Evia. When, in 1974, the entire monastery relocated to Agios Gregorios (St Gregory) on Mount Athos, Symeon followed, living at the Agios Gregorios Monastery until 1987. He subsequently became a hermit, moving to the old hermit's cell of Timios Stavros (Honorable Cross) near Stavronikita Monastery, where he built a new dependency and formed a complex.
On first meeting Father Symeon, one is struck by his youthful passion and joy - qualities which, as he says, "one cannot hide". A compassionate listener and gentle speaker, he responds to questions with spontaneity and rigour, without ever becoming dogmatic or distant. Behind his piercing eyes is an inquisitive mind, forever seeking ways to express the love and joy he wants to share with others.
After 24 years in Greece, Father Symeon declares a profound love and admiration for Greek culture and language, saying he prefers writing in Greek to even his native Spanish. To his extensive travels he owes a rich and varied experience, as well as a love of French Surrealism, tatami mats, Japanese food and Chinese art. And to his Peruvian family he owes his love of art.
According to Symeon, it is the need to tap into the inner joy in all things which has led him to art and prayer; that has been the predominant force in his life. Through poetry, paintings, photographs, prayers and lectures he has reached out and tried to touch people's hearts beyond the borders of the Holy Mountain.
Lemon in Silence (Hieromonk Symeon, 1992)
He has several published works, including his 1985 lecture Nifalios Methi (Sober Drunkenness), the 1983 publication The Holy Mountain Today brought out by Alexandria Press in London, and the poetry collection Simeon Mnema, published in 1994. A new book of poetry, titled Me Imation Melan (In Black Cloth), is due to be released shortly by Agra Editions in Athens.
An artist in solitude as much as a solitary, a monk in the midst of art, his poems and his paintings have both the freshness of the "here and now" and the depth of eternity, and are of a striking immediacy and poise. They make one wonder what the difference between the artist and the hermit is - or even if there is one at all.
 
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A Deer Lost in Paradise
 
 
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