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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 …