"For Us on Earth – a Loss, for the Heavens – a Gain" - 05/24/22
Fr. Victor Potapov on the Death of Metropolitan Hilarion 00001
Schedule of the Funeral & Burial Services - 05/20/22
of His Eminence, Metropolitan Hilarion 00002
Ukraine: Thank you for your sacrifice, your compassion, your prayers - 05/15/22
Thanks to you, we’ve collected over $257,000 for our suffering brothers and sisters! 00003
Mexico: Both Russians and Ukrainians have found a refuge in Fr. Nektariy’s monastery - 05/10/22
"When we see this battlefield in the world, we must look for inner peace, which can come only from God." 00004
Haiti: You didn't forget their plight - 05/05/22
We know that you haven’t forgotten our brothers and sisters in Haiti! 00005
Metropolitan Mark of Berlin & Germany: “What is Happening between Russia and Ukraine is Heartbreaking.” - 03/29/22
In the Ukrainian crisis, the Russian Church Abroad’s Diocese of Berlin & Germany has found itself at the very epicenter of events. 00006
Archimandrite Nektariy (Haji-Petropoulos): Russian Mission in Mexico helps Ukrainians, serves All Orthodox People - 03/28/22
The small Russian mission and monastery in Mexico are reacting to the current situation between Russia and Ukraine. 00007
Archpriest Victor Potapov: "We Began Collecting Money for Those in Need in Ukraine Right Away" - 03/22/22
The tragedy taking place these days in Ukraine resonates with living pain in the heart of the Russian Orthodox Diaspora 00008
CRISIS IN UKRAINE: Every dollar you donate will be doubled! - 03/17/22
We’re turning our drive to help the victims of the crisis in Ukraine into a matching appeal! 00009
UKRAINE - Urgent Crisis Appeal! - 03/05/22
I’m writing to you because of what’s going on in Ukraine... to appeal to your mercy. 00010
How You Saved Baba Irina from Donetsk - 05/11/18
When war broke out in Ukraine, Baba Irina’s family had to flee to a safer city. There was no way they could bring Babushka with them. She would not have made the trip alive. 00011
A Fund with Time to Spare for Other People’s Problems
How much help do we, the faithful children of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia, offer to our own brethren, never mind those who are further afield? Often, we think that our Christian duty consists solely of prayer, church attendance, observance of fasts and the participation in the sacraments. However, helping our neighbour is also our direct responsibility. The Lord says that this will be asked of us on the Day of Judgement, “for I was hungry and you gave Me food, I was thirsty and you gave Me drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed Me” (Matt. 25:35) ![]() |