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The Holy Synod of the Œcumenical Canonical Orthodox Church Worldwide (ŒCOCW) following its review of the well-intended United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (the Convention) discourages…
January 10, 2013Read More
The Holy Synod of the ŒCOCW joins the multitude of Orthodox and Catholic jurisdictions worldwide in requesting that Archbishop Jovan, leader of the Orthodox Ohrid Archbishopric, be released by the…
January 10, 2013Read More
From the ŒCOCW Office of Morals, Doctrine and Spirituality The Holy Synod of the Œcumenical Canonical Orthodox Church Worldwide has continually petitioned for the release and humane treatment of Patriarch…
December 14, 2012Read More
The rightful occupant of the Episcopal throne of the Eritrean Orthodox Tewhado Church is widely known to have been unlawfully detained in an undisclosed location within the general confines of…
March 1, 2012Read More
In response to the religious and moral insensitivity of the recently publicized federal mandate requiring religious institutions to include life terminating and contraceptive procedures as part of employer provided healthcare…
February 8, 2012Read More
Defenders of infants’ right to life recognize January 23, 2012 as a reminder of the day when the US judicial system ceased to defend the truly innocent. It was on…
January 24, 2012Read More
With the establishment of a second Ordinariate in America – recently announced as the Ordinariate of the Chair of St Peter – the process of healing the wounds of the…
January 6, 2012Read More
The Anglican Ordinariate that was created by the Roman Catholic Church as a means of permitting the conversion of disaffected Anglicans and Episcopalians to the Church of Rome is ethically…
January 3, 2012Read More
One of the many sentiments reverberating across the American continent following the painful economic collapse and lost feelings of security is the matter of responsibility. Considering the widespread suffering that…
December 14, 2011Read More
Representations of the Holocaust have been debated for a long time, almost since the end of World War II in 1945. For some representations per se are problematic, because they…
December 6, 2011Read More