| Tweet Нравится Relics of St John of Shanghai and San Francisco Will Be Brought to Toronto " s Holy Trinity Cathedral Source: The Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia February 19, 2016 With the blessing of His Eminence Archbishop Kyrill of San Francisco and Western America and His Eminence Archbishop Gabriel of Montreal and Canada, a special reliquary with a large piece of relic of St John the Wonderworker of Shanghai and San Francisco will be brought from California to Toronto, Canada, for the veneration of the faithful. Below is the schedule of the visit of the relics, which will be accompanied by Protopriest Peter Perekrestov. February 27-28, 2016 HOLY TRINITY RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH 23 Henry Street, Toronto SATURDAY, February 27: Greeting of the holy relics at 7:00 pm: Vigil with magnification to St John and anointing with oil from his shrine in San Francisco. SUNDAY, February 28: Divine Liturgy at 10:00 am and service of intercession (moleben) to St John and anointing. Following the Liturgy and a meal the Dean of Holy Virgin Cathedral in San Francisco, Protopriest Peter Perekrestov, will conduct a discussion with parishioners and the faithful. At 6:30 pm a moleben with akathist to St John will be chanted before his holy relics. The Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia 21 февраля 2016 г. Предыдущий Следующий Смотри также Cell and Chapel in Home of St. John Maximovitch Preserved By God From Attack Cell and Chapel of St. John Maximovitch Preserved By God From Attack On September 16 an incident occurred at the parish of St. Tikhon of Zadonsk (ROCOR) in San Francisco, which is the former St. Tikhon of Zadonsk orphanage where St. John Maximovitch lived. A mentally disturbed man entered the building and began to throw things about. Thankfully, God preserved this holy place through the intervention of his priest Fr. Dimitri Jakimowicz, who asks for prayers for the offender, Valeriy. A Chapel in Greece Dedicated to St. John Maximovitch A Chapel in Greece Dedicated to St. John Maximovitch His Eminence stressed that the door-opening ceremony of each sacred temple is an opportunity to renew the soul, which is a temple of the Holy Spirit. Relics of a great Georgian saint, elder Gabriel (Urgebadze), uncovered Relics of a great Georgian saint, elder Gabriel (Urgebadze), uncovered On February 22, 2014, in the Georgian town of Mtskheta—the former capital of the early Georgian kingdom of Iberia—a significant event happened at the Samtavro Convent, which Orthodox Christians of Georgia and all over the world had waited with great reverence and love. The holy relics of the great elder and wonder-worker, Blessed Father Gabriel (Urgebadze), fool-for-Christ, were uncovered. Комментарии slavica bursac 26 февраля 2016, 03:00 Srecna sam to imamo prilike da vidimo u Torontu. BLagos livenih bili. © 1999-2015 Православие.Ru |
| Crestwood, N. Y., 1985. P. 40–41, 88; idem. The Doctrine of the Holy Trinity: The Significance of the Cappadocian Contribution//Trinitarian Theology Today: Essays on Divine Being and Act/Ed. С. Schwцbel. Edinbourgh, 1995. P. 46. 27 Rahner K. Remarks on the Dogmatic Treatise De Trinitate//Rahner K. Theological Investigations/Trans. K. Smyth. Baltimore, 1966. Vol. 4. P. 84–86; idem. The Trinity. London, N. Y., 1970. P. 17–19. 28 Moltmann J. History and the Triune God. London, 1990. P. 60–62, 80–81. 29 Pannenberg W. Systematic Theology. I. Grand Rapids (Mich.), 1991. P. 322–324. 30 Brown D. The Divine Trinity. London, 1985. P. 243, 276–285. 31 LaCugna С. M. God for Us. Trinity and Christian Life. San Francisco, 1991. P. 11, 96. 32 Gunton С. E. The Promise of Trinitarian Theology. Edinburgh, 1991. P. 31–32, 38–42. 33 Leftow B. Anti Social Trinitarianism//The Trinity: An Interdisciplinary Symposium on the Trinity/Ed. S. T. Davis, D. Kendall, G. O’Collins. Oxford, N. Y., 1999. P. 203. 34 Лосский. 1991. С. 46. 35 Там же. С. 47, цитируется De Rrtgnon. 1892. Vol. 1. P. 433. 36 См. Barnes. 1995. P. 55; Ayres L. Nicaea and its Legacy: An Approach to Fourth Century Trinitarian Theology. N. Y., 2004. P. 384, n. 3. 37 Paissac H. Thйologie de Verbe, saint Augustin et saint Thomas. Paris, 1951. P. 30–33. 38 Malet A. Personne et amour dans la mhйologie trinitaire de saint Thomas d’Aquin. Paris, 1956. P. 11–21. 39 Bourassa F. Questions de mhйologie trinitaire. Roma, 1970. 40 Lafont G. Peut-on connaitre Dieu en Jesus-Christ?//Cogitatio fidei 44 (1969). P. 458–462. 41 M. J. Le Guillou. Rnflexions sur la mhйologie trinitaire/Istina 17 (1972). P. 457–464. 42 De Margerie B. La Trinimй chratienne dans l’histoire. Paris, 1975. P. 227. 43 См. Ayres. 2010. P. 1–3. 44 Williams R. Sapientia and the Trinity: Reflections on “De Trinitate”//Melanges T. J. van Bavel. Collectanea Augustiniana/Ed. B. Brunner, J. van Houtem, M. Lamberigts. Louvain, 1990. P. 317–332. 45 Barnes M. R. Augustine in Contemporary Trinitarian Theology//Theological Studies 56 (1995). |
| Archive Celebrations on the Day of the Holy Trinity in Pyongyang 17 June 2019 year 11:18 On June 16, 2019, when the Orthodox Church commemorates the Day of the Descent of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles – the day of the foundation of the Christian Church, the church of the Trinity in the capital city of the People’s Democratic Republic of Korea celebrated its dedication day. The service was presided over by Archbishop Feofan of Korea. He was assisted by Rev. Theodore Kim, rector of the Trinity church; Rev. George Pyntya of the Metropolis of Vladivostok; Rev. Vladimir Zhan, diocese of Kyzyl; Protodeacon Alexy Parshukov and Deacon Pavel Pak, clerics of the church in Pyongyang. Present at the service were members of the PDRK Orthodox Committee; Mr. A. Vostrikov, Russian charges-des-affaires in the PDRK; D. Petrovsky of the Moscow Patriarchate department for external church relations, as well as compatriots and citizens of Romania. Many of the congregation partook of the Holy Gifts of Christ. After the Divine Liturgy, kneel-down prayers were read and a procession with the cross was held. Archbishop Feofan warmly greeted the congregation on the Day of the Holy Trinity and called upon all to take an active part in the parish life. Talks with parishioners continued at a tea party, after which a working talk took place between Archbishop Feofan of Korea and the chairman of the PDRK Orthodox Committee Victor Yu Yen Nyen. On the same day, the delegation of the Russian Orthodox Church laid flowers at the Liberation Monument, a monument to Soviet soldiers on Morabong Hill. At the station cross in the Soviet cemetery in the Sadon area, Archbishop Feofan said a prayer for the repose of the dead. After that, Archbishop Feofan and the delegation of the Russian Orthodox Church visited the diplomatic mission of the Russian Federation in the PDRK. He laid flowers at the memorial plague devoted to A. Karlov, Hero of Russia, who was the Russian ambassador to the PDRK in the period from 2001-2006. Archbishop Feofan arrived in Pyongyang on June 14, 2019. At the airport, he was met by Chairman of the PDRK Orthodox Committee Victor Yu Yen Nyen, Russian Ambassador A. Metsegora, Rev. Theodore Kim, Russian diplomats and clergy of the church in Pyongyang. He is accompanied by D. Petrovsky, DECR, and Deacon Alexy Parshukov, diocese of Kyzyl. DECR Communication Service /Patriarchia.ru Календарь ← 7 December 2023 year |
| Each of these contemporary Orthodox trajectories share in common an understanding of the doctrine of the Trinity as the Christian expression of God’s being as free to be in communion with what is not God. The disagreement lies in the implications of this consensus of divine- human communion for trinitarian theology. In the future, Orthodox trinitarian theology faces at least two issues. First, the perennial question of patristic hermeneutics: is the question of God as Trinity a settled one; or (if one agrees that the settling of the question of God is an impossibility for faith), what might constitute authentic amplification of the classic patristic theology? Second, Orthodox thought is in serious need of a theology that integrates two not so manifestly compatible strands of thought: apophaticism, together with its essence-energies distinction, and the classically formulated doctrine of the Trinity. SEE ALSO: Berdiaev, Nikolai A. (1874–1948); Bulgakov, Sergius (Sergei) (1871–1944); Cappadocian Fathers; Christ; Deification; Eucharist; Fatherhood of God; Filioque; Florovsky, Georges V. (1893–1979); Holy Spirit; Incarnation (of the Logos); Lossky, Vladimir (1903–1958); Patristics; Solovyov, Vladimir (1853–1900); Sophiology; Soteriology REFERENCES AND SUGGESTED READINGS Bobrinskoy, B. (2001) The Mystery of the Trinity. Crestwood, NY: St. Vladimir’s Seminary Press. Bulgakov, S. (1933) L’Orthodoxie. Paris: Alcan. Hanson, R. P. C. (1988) The Search for the Christian Doctrine of God. Edinburgh: T&T Clark. Lonergan, B. (1976) The Way to Nicaea. London: Darton, Longman, and Todd. McGuckin, J. A. (2001) St. Gregory of Nazianzus: An Intellectual Biography. Crestwood, NY: St. Vladimir’s Seminary Press. Papanikolaou, A. (2006) Being with God: Trinity, Apophaticism, and Divine-Human Communion. Notre Dame: Notre Dame University Press. Zizioulas, J. (1985) Being as Communion: Studies in Personhood and the Church. Crestwood, NY: St. Vladimir’s Seminary Press. Читать далее Источник: The Encyclopedia of Eastern Orthodox Christianity/John Anthony McGuckin - Maldin : John Wiley; Sons Limited, 2012. - 862 p. |
| The Russian State Archives and Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary in Jordanville exchanged documents/Православие.Ru The Russian State Archives and Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary in Jordanville exchanged documents September 20, 2010 On September 17, 2010 the Russian Federation State Archives and the Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary in Jordanville exchanged microfilm copies of historical documents during the Archives’ 90th anniversary celebration in Moscow. Eminent politicians and scholars, as well as representatives of the Russian Orthodox Church and foreign dignitaries participated in the festivities. Head of the State Archives, S. V. Mironenko, addressed the gathering with a welcoming speech. “On this day 90 years ago the Archives Department of the National Education Committee of the Russian Federation signed a decree, which started the history of our Archives”, Mr. Mironenko said. He noted, that the Archives’ history was not easy. On this anniversary there came out a book, which “contains a detailed account of the Archive’s history, cites documents and, what may be of greatest interest, the recollections of its employees.” Deputy Minister of Culture A. E. Busygin read the greeting from Russia’s President D. A. Medvedev to the staff of the Archives. The message pointed out that the State Archives of the Russian Federation “is rightfully considered to be a national asset and one of the largest collections in the country.” “You have been entrusted with invaluable documents without which the study of our country’s history, the development of a science, culture and education would be impossible, - the statement said, - It is important that you not only safeguard Russia’s historical and cultural heritage but also actively popularize it.” The president also praised the devotion and the exceptional professionalism of the Archives’ staff. Vice-chairman of the Moscow Patriarchate’s External Communications Department archpriest Nikolai Balashov read the greeting from the Most Holy Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia, Kirill. Congratulations were also offered by head of the Federal Archives Agency A.N. Artizov, adviser to the Chairman of the State Duma of the Russian Federation N. A. Sakharov, a representative of the Russian Federal Finance Department S. M. Shakhrai, director of World History Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences academician A. A. Chubarian, the first assistant to the general director of ITAR-TASS news agency M. S. Gusman and others. |
| New Book: St. Gregory Palamas " Apodictic Treatise on The Procession of The Holy Spirit, Available From Uncut Mountain Press/Православие.Ru New Book: St. Gregory Palamas " Apodictic Treatise on The Procession of The Holy Spirit, Available From Uncut Mountain Press A new book, Apodictic Treatise on The Procession of The Holy Spirit , by the incomprable St. Gregory Palamas is now available for pre-order from Uncut Mountain Press : " This towering figure of Orthodox spiritual life and teaching, the boast of Thessaloniki and spokesman for the Holy Mountain of Athos, is well known to students of Orthodox theology for his defense of the Hesychasts and exposition of the teaching of the Fathers on the Divine Energies and Theosis. What is not known, and with regard to which there is often great ignorance, even among Orthodox theologians in the West, is that the great hesychast was also a great defender of the Faith and Dogma of the Holy Trinity and a strident polemicist against the heresy of the filioque . Now the divine wisdom of the theologian of Grace applied and embraced by the Church for more than half a millennium is available in the English language for all lovers of the Holy Trinity to be edified and enlightened. For the first time, St. Gregory’s masterpiece, Apodictic Treatise on the Procession of the Holy Spirit , is available in English from Uncut Mountain Press. " Since its inception in 2000, Protopresbyter Peter Heers " Uncut Mountain Press has gained a solid reputation as a provider of Patristic and patristically-minded Orthodox texts, including The Truth of Our Faith by Elder Cleopa (Ilie), Apostle to Zaire: The Life and Legacy of Blessed Father Cosmas of Grigoriou, and St. Nikodemos the Hagiorite " s Exomologetarion: A Manual of Confession , Concerning Frequent Communion, and Confession of Faith, among others. The book can be pre-ordered now and will be available in February 2016. 25 сентября 2015 г. Предыдущий Следующий Смотри также Light for the World: the Life of St. |
| Holy Trinity Cathedral Parish in Toronto, Canada, is Organizing Pilgrimages to Russia, Turkey and Greece With the blessing of His Eminence Archbishop Gabriel of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad, Holy Trinity Cathedral, Toronto’s Holy Trinity Cathedral is organizing pilgrimages to Russia, Turkey and Greece in 2012. Pilgrimage to Greece and Constantinople Registration for the pilgrimage to Greece and Constantinople from 7 to 21 of May, 2012, is open. The program includes: Athens, places where St Paul preached. Evia Island, visit to the church of St John the Russian. Patras, the place where the relics of St Andrew the First-Called are kept. The island of Patmos, where in the cave the Revelation of God was given to the beloved disciple of Christ, St John the Theologian. Meteora, with the visits to many mountain monasteries. The island of Corfu, Liturgy in the church of St Spyridon of Trimythous. Thessaloniki, visit to the church of Holy Great Martyr Dimitrios of Thessalonica. Constantinople, visit to the church of St Sophia, centre of the Byzantine empire, and much more. The cost of the entire trip is CAN including airfare, stay in hotel rooms (2 or 3 person per room), 2 meals a day, tour bus, ferries, Orthodox guide and museum tickets. In order to register , and for additional information, please, contact Alexander at (416) 650-1367. Pilgrimage for Children to St Petersburg, Russia Registration is open for children for a pilgrimage to St Petersburg set for March 11-18, 2012, during spring break. The pilgrimage is organized and headed by Mitred Protopriest Vladimir Malchenko. The program includes a visit to SS Peter and Paul Fortress, the Hermitage, St Alexander Nevsky Lavra, St Isaac’s Cathedral, the Church of the Savior-on-the-Blood, Kazan Cathedral, the Russian Museum, Smolensk Cemetery and the Chapel of Blessed Xenia and St John’s Convent, where the relics of St John of Kronstadt rest. There will also be trips to Tsarskoye Selo and Peterhof with visits to Catherine and Alexander Palaces and others. The entire cost of the trip for the children 12 and up, parents and teachers – CAN Children age 11 and under get a discount . The cost of the trip includes: Airfare Toronto – St. Petersburg – Toronto Tour bus for the entire trip Orthodox tour guide for the entire trip Lodging in a comfortable pilgrim’s home on the monastery territory Two meals per day Tickets to all museums and excursions To register and in order to get additional information, please, contact Alexander at (416) 650-1367. Official website of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad 17 февраля 2012 г. ... Комментарии Мы в соцсетях Подпишитесь на нашу рассылку |
| Fr. Paul affirms that they are all parishioners of this church—the only one there that serves the Eucharist, the sacrament of Thanksgiving to God, for Whom all are living. Added to the number of reposed parishioners for whom we pray in Antarctica was one more name—a cameraman of Russia’s Channel One, Anatoly Klyan, who filmed the laying of the foundation of the church on King George Island. Anatoly was killed last spring in Donetsk. I remember him standing with his camera on his shoulder, pointed at the porthole of an aircraft carrier C-130. With these shots from the clouds of the wing and propeller of the military aircraft flying to Antarctica began within a few days the report of our expedition on the “Vremya” (“Time”) TV program. Two years later, the church assembled in the Altai and disassembled for its travel to King George Island, then reassembled from numbered logs, was consecrated by Bishop Theognost (Superior of the Holy Trinity-St. Sergius Lavra) in the name of the Holy Trinity, although at first is was planned that it would be dedicated to St. Nicholas, the protector of sailors, and therefore also of polar explorers. But here is something symbolic: the only icon on the table that served as temporary altar was a small plastic icon that I had purchased the day before in Catholic store in Punta Arenas—the southernmost city of Chili and Latin America. It was a table icon of the Holy Trinity by St. Andrei Rublev. Symbolic. And the church in Antarctica, a church amidst an icy universe with the Southern Cross above it, is perhaps the best illustration for the last line of the Creed: “I look for the resurrection of the dead, and the life of the age to come.” Priest Constantine Kravtsov spoke with Hieromonk Pavel (Gelyastanov) Translation by OrthoChristian.com 18 декабря 2014 г. Смотри также Комментарии Editor 13 января 2016, 12:00 Linsey, since the church in Antarctica is a project under the care of the Holy Trinity-St. Sergius Lavra in Russia, you could try contacting them. Here is their webpage in English: http://www.stsl.ru/languages/en/The contact information is at the bottom right corner of the page. Linsey 12 января 2016, 10:00 My fiancй are visiting Antarctica in February and would like to get married at trinity church. We are having trouble finding a way to contact the priest there. Does anyone know an email, phone #, website, etc? Мы в соцсетях Подпишитесь на нашу рассылку |
| 58 Olssen W. Personality: Human and Divine. London, 1884. P. 7; Teichman J. The Definition of Person//Philosophy. 1985. 60. P. 175–185, здесь: p. 176–178, 184; Porter L. B. On Keeping “Persons” in the Trinity: a Linguistic Approach to Trinitarian Thought//Theological Studies. 1980. 41.3. P. 530–548, here: p. 531, 533; Balthasar H. U. von. On the Concept of Person//Platonica Minora. Munich, 1976. P. 18–26, here: p. 18. 59 Moltmann J. History and the Triune God. Contributions to Trinitarian Theology. London: SCM Press, 1991. P. 88–89. 60 «Personhood», McGrath A. E. Christian Theology. Blackwell Publishing, 1993 (1996, 2001, 2007, 2011). P. 200. 61 Peters T. God as Trinity. Relationality and Temporality in the Divine Life. Westminister/John Knox Press, 1993. P. 35. 62 «Идея трех Персон в Боге должна быть рассматриваема как опасная» – в смысле тритеизма, Brunner E. The Christian Doctrine of God. In 3 vols. London, 1949. Vol. I. P. 227. 63 Welker M. Christian Theology: What Direction at the End of the Second Millennium?//The Future of Theology. Essays in Honor of J. Moltmann. USA, Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1996. P. 73–88, здесь: р. 77. 66 O’Collins G. The Holy Trinity: The State of the Questions//The Trinimy. An Interdisciplinary Symposium on the Trinity. Oxford University Press, 1999. P. 1–25, here: p. 23 (отметим здесь, что в этой современной, относительно небольшой статье термин «person» употребляется более 100 раз). 69 Sopko A. For A Culture of Co-Suffering Love. The Theo-Anthropology of Archbishop Lazar Puhalo. Archive Publications, 2004. P. 32. 70 Bamford N. Deified Person. A Study of Deification in Relation to Person and Christian Becoming. University Press of America, 2012. P. 62, 71. 71 Maspero G. Trinity and Man. Gregory of Nyssa’s Ad Ablabium. Leiden, Boston, 2007. P. 124–125. 72 McDougall J. A. Pilgrimage of Love. Moltmann on the Trinity and Christian Life. Oxford University Press, 2005. P. 113–119; Muller-Fahrenholz G. The Kingdom and the Power. SCM Press, 2000. P. 132, 160–162. |
| Apostle Herodion of the Seventy, and those with Him Commemorated on April 8 Saints Herodion (Rodion), Agabus, Asyncritus, Rufus, Phlegon and Hermes are among the Seventy Apostles, chosen by Christ and sent out by Him to preach (Synaxis of the Seventy Apostles: January 4). The holy Apostle Herodion was a relative of Saint Paul, and his companion on many journeys. When Christianity had spread to the Balkan Peninsula, the Apostles Peter and Paul established Saint Herodion as Bishop of Patara. Saint Herodion zealously preached the Word of God and converted many of the Greek pagans and Jews to Christianity. Enraged by the preaching of the disciple, the idol-worshippers and Jews with one accord fell upon Saint Herodion, and they began to beat him with sticks and pelt him with stones. One of the mob struck him with a knife, and the saint fell down. But when the murderers were gone, the Lord restored him to health unharmed. After this, Saint Herodion continued to accompany the Apostle Paul for years afterward. When the holy Apostle Peter was crucified (+ c. 67), Saint Herodion and Saint Olympos were beheaded by the sword at the same time. The holy Apostle Agabus was endowed with the gift of prophecy. He predicted (Acts 11:27-28) the famine during the reign of the emperor Claudius (41-52), and foretold the suffering of the Apostle Paul at Jerusalem (Acts 21:11). Saint Agabus preached in many lands, and converted many pagans to Christ. Saint Rufus, whom the holy Apostle Paul mentions in the Epistle to the Romans (Rom. 16:11-15), was bishop of the Greek city of Thebes. Saint Asyncritus (Rom. 16:14) was bishop in Hyrcania (Asia Minor). Saint Phlegon was bishop in the city of Marathon (Thrace). Saint Hermes was bishop in Dalmatia (there is another Apostle of the Seventy by the name of Hermas, who was bishop in the Thracian city of Philippopolis). All these disciples for their intrepid service to Christ underwent fierce sufferings and were found worthy of a martyr’s crown. Troparion — Tone 1 Let us praise in hymns the six-fold choir of Apostles:/Herodion and Agabus,/Rufus, Asyncritus, Phlegon and holy Hermes./They ever entreat the Trinity for our souls! Troparion — Tone 3 Holy Apostles/entreat the merciful God/to grant our souls forgiveness of transgressions. Kontakion — Tone 4 With the light of the Holy Spirit,/you illumine the way of the faithful like stars, O Holy Apostles./As you gaze on God the Word you repel the darkness of error. Kontakion — Tone 2 You became the disciples of Christ/And all-holy Apostles,/O glorious Herodion, Agabus and Rufus,/Asyncritus, Phlegon and Hermes./Ever entreat the Lord/To grant forgiveness of transgressions/To us who sing your praises. скрыть способы оплаты Подпишитесь на рассылку Православие.Ru Рассылка выходит два раза в неделю: Мы в соцсетях Подпишитесь на нашу рассылку |
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