Student presentations and lecture by Father John Behr on 20 January
23-01-2023
On Friday afternoon the 20th of January, Pre-Master and Minor students gathered in the Orthodox
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On Friday afternoon the 20th of January, Pre-Master and Minor students gathered in the Orthodox
One of our Pre-Master students, Yonas Dessu, was elevated to the priesthood on October 2nd,
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The Orthodoxe Zendende Instantie (OZI) was established as the official Orthodox body responsible for the endorsement of Orthodox chaplains in The Netherlands on 16 December 2018.
