Incommunion Fr Thomas Hopko Archives – Page 2 of 3

by Fr. Thomas Hopko What was it about Pope John Paul II that elicited the love and respect of millions of people,...

What's in a name? For many people peace is chiefly the absence of war. "It was a time of peace" is simply...

Letter from Kosovo As you have probably all heard NATO has started air strikes against Yugoslavia. Our monastery and my brotherhood are...

by Jim Forest Without confession, love is destroyed. It is impossible to imagine a vital marriage or deep friendship without confession and...

News section, In Communion, February 2003

by Metropolitan John of KorÃ§a Symbol of lost tolerance: A postcard photo of the Mostar Bridge, built in 1566 to span the...

The Virtue of War Reclaiming the Classic Christian Traditions East and West by Alexander Webster and Darrell Cole Salisbury MA: Regina Orthodox...

The involvement of the Orthodox Church in the World Council of Churches and other ecumenical bodies has become a matter of bitter...

A Plea for Peace from the Orthodox Peace Fellowship in North America [note: In March 2003, shortly before the US-led attack against...