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Reflections on Autocephaly: Dr. Jeff Zdrale
PART VII I was the choir director in a Serbian Orthodox Church, south of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, when I first heard about the formation of an ...
Reflections on Autocephaly: Mr. Joseph Kormos
PART VI The OCA & Autocephaly October 1970 In October of 1970 the 14th All American Church Sobor of the Russian Orthodox Greek-Catholic Church was ...
Upcoming Diocesan Event Postponed
ANNOUNCEMENT: The following diocesan event has been postponed until further notice: Cleveland Deanery Autocephaly Celebration – June 12-13 The suspension of this activity is due ...
Reflections on Autocephaly: Priest Joshua Coolman
PART V April 10th came and went this year during an unexpected time of global pandemic. Our nation experienced quarantines, social distancing, and other isolation precautions. ...
Reflections on Autocephaly: AnnMarie Mecera
PART IV In the introduction to Orthodox America, Fr. Schmemann challenges us to identify with our culture, ‘with the people and with their real needs, ...
Reflections on Autocephaly: Protinica Michelle Jannakos
PART III I have been a part of the Orthodox Church in America for more than 35 years and have served in various parish, diocesan ...
Diocesan Celebrations of Autocephaly Anniversary Commence in Chicago
CHICAGO, IL [DOM Communications] – The first celebration of the Diocese of the Midwest honoring the 50th anniversary of the Tomos, signed in Moscow on ...
Reflections on Autocephaly: Priest William Rettig
PART II In his introduction to Orthodox America, published in 1975, Fr Schmemann offers three signs by which we might begin to discern and decipher ...
Reflections on Autocephaly: Archpriest Thaddeus Wojcik
Looking back to the birth of our Church’s autocephaly brings a flood of memories. In the late 1960s and early 70s priests of the Russian ...
Reflections on Autocephaly: Introductory Letter of His Grace, Bishop Paul
January 7, 2020 To all Rectors, Priest-in-charge, Deacons, Monastics and Laity of the Diocese of the Midwest. Glory to Jesus Christ! Each month starting in ...