Forwarded from OrthoChristian
Holy Fasting: Unity in Diversity. Part 1
https://orthochristian.com/176562.html
Priest Tarasiy Borozenets
All food in Paradise was fasting, and it had to be eaten with abstinence in order to keep in mind:
https://orthochristian.com/176562.html
Priest Tarasiy Borozenets
All food in Paradise was fasting, and it had to be eaten with abstinence in order to keep in mind:
Forwarded from ORTHODOX CATACOMB (Crigga ⴲ)
The church of Saint George within the Voroneț Monastery in Romania.
It was founded in 1488 by Stephen the Great to commemorate his victory over the Turks at the Battle of Vaslui.
It was founded in 1488 by Stephen the Great to commemorate his victory over the Turks at the Battle of Vaslui.
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☦ Diveevo , night
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🇷🇸 Церковь Лазарица в Пролом Бане, Сербия.
☦Sunnis from neighboring villages attacked the Orthodox city of Skalbia, Syria
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Forwarded from Suriyakmaps (Suriyak)
On the eve of Palm Sunday and the start of Holy Week, extremists in Syria are once again targeting Christians. 🇸🇾
This afternoon, tribal forces and terrorist sympathisers (mainly from the city of Qalaat al-Mudiq) launched a campaign of looting against Christian-owned property in the locality of Suqaylabiyah, in the governorate of Hama, as well as against civilians of that faith.
The security forces once again acted ambiguously: firing into the air to disperse the attackers on the one hand, whilst guiding and protecting them as they raided and destroyed property on the other.
This forms part of the systematic violence that the Syrian Transitional Government either approves of or condones, against Syrian minorities with the aim of sowing terror amongst them.
In Damascus, the Christian community gathered in front of the Orthodox Patriarchate in Damascus to condemn the attack on Hama.
This afternoon, tribal forces and terrorist sympathisers (mainly from the city of Qalaat al-Mudiq) launched a campaign of looting against Christian-owned property in the locality of Suqaylabiyah, in the governorate of Hama, as well as against civilians of that faith.
The security forces once again acted ambiguously: firing into the air to disperse the attackers on the one hand, whilst guiding and protecting them as they raided and destroyed property on the other.
This forms part of the systematic violence that the Syrian Transitional Government either approves of or condones, against Syrian minorities with the aim of sowing terror amongst them.
In Damascus, the Christian community gathered in front of the Orthodox Patriarchate in Damascus to condemn the attack on Hama.