Did you know that the Coronation of King Charles III, despite being a service primarily associated with the Church of England, featured several elements related to the Orthodox Church? King Charles, whose Coronation was held on Saturday (May 6th), holds a connection to the Greek Orthodox Church through his late father Read more…
Join us for a three part series with Dr. Eugenia Constantinou as she helps us to understand the full story and context of the Passion. The Crucifixion of the King of Glory is an incredible book to prepare readers for Holy Week with a greater understanding of the Passion story. Read more…
Our friends at Orthodox Pebbles have created printable resources for children, families and Sunday school teachers to use during Great Lent and the Great Feasts of our Church! These resources help children to understand the feasts and their associated icons, as well as offering fun interactive activities and beautiful illustrations. Read more…
Enjoy hymns and carols from Orthodox Churches around the world to get your family in the Christmas spirit this season! Hymns of the Nativity Concert – Saint Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary Orthodox Christian Monks of the Svetogorskaya Monastery in Ukraine chant Christmas Carols. “O Gladsome Light” – Holy Resurrection Orthodox Read more…
TOMORROW! Live Christmas cooking demonstration with @ChefSoph, featuring a Christmas pork roast and spanakopita-inspired risotto! 🎄🎁 Watch live on facebook or catch the replay here.
A special message from “Santa” with Saint Nicholas Tele-Santa! Through the Saint Nichols Tele Santa project, children can have a personalized call with “Santa Claus” and learn about St. Nicholas of Myra, the historical person responsible for the character of Santa Claus. Schedule a call. Learn more about the Saint Read more…
Saint Nicholas — December 6th Saint Nicholas was born in Asia Minor to a pious and wealthy family. He received an excellent education, and hoped that one day he would become an ascetic. When his parents died, he donated all his inheritance to the poor and continued to secretly help Read more…
The University of Katherine’s Byzanfest held its Red Carpet Award Ceremony in Melbourne, Australia on Sunday 6th November 2022. Amongst the audience were His Grace Bishop Evmenios of Kerasounta and several priests. The event included the screening of 13 short-films, followed by a Q&A with two special guests – Eirini Read more…
On 7th November, the University of St Katherine’s Byzanfest held its Award Ceremony via ZOOM. This year’s collection of short-films and features covered a wide range of diverse and fascinating subjects. It was also at the Award Ceremony that the new Association for Byzanfest Filmmakers was announced. This Association will Read more…