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Website study survey closed

Jul 8, 2010

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On March 23, 2010, we linked to a survey of the OrthodoxHistory.org site being conducted by Donna Mazziotti, a librarian at the University of Scranton. The study is wrapping up, so the survey is now closed. On behalf of Miss Mazziotti, thank you for your responses. If you are interested in contacting her about this…

Book Review: American Orthodoxy and Parish Congregationalism by Fr. Nicholas Ferencz

Jun 16, 2010

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in Book Reviews, Orthodoxy in the Americas, Westernization

Editor’s note: Today we present a book review by Richard Barrett, a parish cantor and Ph.D. student in History at Indiana University in the Ancient Studies field. This review is regarding a particularly interesting book on parish congregationalism in American Orthodox history. It appeared in an earlier form as a post on Mr. Barrett’s own…

Icons Are Not “Written”

Jun 8, 2010

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in Global Orthodoxy, Westernization

Editor’s note: Today, we are pleased to present an article by Dr. John Yiannias, Professor Emeritus of Art History at the University of Virginia. Dr. Yiannias holds a Ph.D. in Early Christian and Byzantine Art from the University of Pittsburgh, and is a leading expert on Orthodox iconography. At the 2008 conference of the Orthodox Theological Society…

Fr. Nicola Yanney: the first Antiochian priest in Mid-America

May 25, 2010

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in Firsts, Orthodoxy in the Americas

Editor’s note: The following article was written by Fr. Paul Hodge, pastor of St. Thomas Orthodox Church (Antiochian) in Sioux City, Iowa, and former priest of St. George Church in Kearney, Nebraska. It originally appeared in a 2008 commemorative journal, published on the occasion of a diocesan pilgrimage to the grave of Fr. Nicola…

The Fate of Father Juvenaly: A story from Yup’ik history

May 13, 2010

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in Firsts, Historiography, Orthodoxy in the Americas, Saints

Editor’s note: The following article was written by Fr. Michael Oleksa, the foremost historian of Orthodoxy in Alaska, retired dean of St. Herman’s Seminary, and member of SOCHA’s advisory board. The article originally appeared as a chapter in Fr. Michael’s fascinating book, Another Culture / Another World (Association of Alaska School Boards, 2005). Fr. Michael…

St. Anatole Kamenskii: A Guest Post by Fr. Andrew Morbey

Apr 23, 2010

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in Orthodoxy in the Americas, Saints

Originally, the following was made as a comment over on Frontier Orthodoxy, but I (Fr. Oliver) have asked Fr. Andrew Morbey to write it up as a separate post because I think it is good reading for everyone. I had forgotten that I had been told that Kamenskii was canonized. I am very thankful that Fr.…

OrthodoxHistory.org User Survey

Mar 23, 2010

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Dear Friends, Donna Mazziotti, a librarian at The University of Scranton in Scranton, Pennsylvania, is conducting a study about theology and technology. She would love to hear from OrthodoxHistory.org users about how they access the content and use the information contained on OrthodoxHistory.org. As a user of this site and its content, please take a…

The Forgotten Saint of the Forgotten Church on the Forgotten Island

Jan 20, 2010

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in Inter-Orthodox, Online Sources, Orthodoxy in the Americas, Pre-1921 Unity, Saints

Archimandrite Theoclitos Triantafilides is one of the most remarkable figures in American Orthodox history. An ethnic Greek, he served as tutor to the future Tsar Nicholas II and went on to establish the multiethnic parish of Ss. Constantine and Helen in Galveston, Texas, under the Russian Mission. His story has been mostly untold, until now. The following article,…

Three Additions

Jul 30, 2009

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in Meta, Online Sources, Orthodoxy in the Americas, SOCHA

We’ve made three major additions to the OrthodoxHistory.org website in the past few days that you might like to take a look at: Administration (just what it says: listing our Advisory and Executive Boards), Terms of Use (standard for many websites; please read and abide by them), and Resources (all sorts of goodies; this part…

SOCHA on the AOI weblog

Jul 24, 2009

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in Historiography, Meta, Pre-1921 Unity

Interested parties may care to look at this post from the American Orthodox Institute weblog commenting on the SOCHA website. The comments section contains some notable material, as well, highlighting what SOCHA members feel is vital: an earnest engagement with the primary sources of American Orthodox history unencumbered by jurisdictional agendas.

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