Greetings in Christ! My last article was an open appeal to GOARCH to cease support for the persecutors of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. In that appeal, I reported that three monks were attacked at Sviatohorsk Monastery in Ukraine. One monk was ruthlessly killed. Not only was he stabbed, but he was also shot through the …
An Open Appeal to GOARCH and the EP: Please Stop Supporting the Violent Persecutors of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church
In November of 2019, I wrote an article entitled The Narrow Blindness of False Unity, an Appeal to Orthodox Greeks. Almost seven years later, I am republishing the appeal. Since 2019, the situation surrounding the “recognition” of the structure called the “Orthodox Church of Ukraine” (OCU) has only become more disastrous. The violent persecution of …
Social Trauma, Dr. Fauci, Covid Mandates, the Church, and Forgiveness.
It's now public knowledge. Originally, I didn't make it public. In 2022, A fellow online who was one of my detractors posted it. At that point, I found it strange. How did he come to know? At that time, as far as I knew, it wasn't widespread news. A portion of his public post read, …
Continue reading Social Trauma, Dr. Fauci, Covid Mandates, the Church, and Forgiveness.
Mother Alaska: The Heartland of Orthodox Missions in America
“You have a place in which God wanted you to be born, and that nation, that country in which you were born, has a history. You have to come into Orthodoxy with the whole destiny of the American people because they have to find Christ Jesus, to be saved .. you come with the destiny …
Continue reading Mother Alaska: The Heartland of Orthodox Missions in America
Bioengineered Lies Die in the Light
Dear readers, thank you for your continued readership and support. I started my blog, the Inkless Pen, in June of 2017. It remained relatively small until 2020. Generally, I simply wrote about things that interested me. In 2020, when COVID happened, I had already been researching certain topics and agendas. These segued directly into the …
Red, White, and Blue Orthodoxy
Ortho-dixe. Ortho-yankee, Orthod-doodle dandy. This past Sunday, at the time of writing this article, many Orthodox churches in N. America celebrated the feast of “All Saints of N. America.” The Sunday after All Saints is dedicated to the saints who labored in the local land. Not all jurisdictions in America celebrate all saints of N. …
The Conspiracy to Distract to Destruction
“Each day has enough trouble of its own,” Matt. 6:34. We live in a world full of trouble. Another word that could be used is care: “the cares of this life.” Christians throughout all times have faced the cares of this life. The aim is not to let them choke out the harvest of the …
The Parable of the Tree in Me
“The Kingdom of heaven is like a grain of mustard seed, which a man took and sowed in his field,” Matthew 13:31. Creation is a book of teaching. One of many given by God. “It is clear that whoever reads the natural without knowing the spiritual content and significance of what he reads, reads death, …
The Inkless Pen 