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This is not official yet, but is being reported on some news agencies:  http://www.romfea.gr/epikairotita-xronika/23626-apofasi-tou-oikoumenikou-patriarxeiou-gia-deutero-gamo-iereon .

Sad. 

A very prescient, and humble post.  Lord have mercy.

Does anyone know whatever happened to Fr. John Mack after his conversion to Catholicism?  Where is he today?  Google is not much help; he seems to have faded into the nether world. 

Many Years!

It is one thing to distance onself from the current efforts of the Episcopal Assembly; it is another to be laicized.  He was a Priest for I believe over thirty years.  What happened?

Through a bit of an effort I, having read a rumor of Fr. Mark's laicizing, managed to find confirmation of it by typing his name in at the top right search engine of the Greek Archdiocese's website.  Under the hits is a January 2014 PDF file put out by the Archdiocese which confirms his being...

May his memory be eternal!

That is great news Father!

The issue behind the issue may be that the Patriarchates of Antioch and Moscow have buyer's remorse regarding holding a new Ecumenical Council.  The fact of the matter is that if both Patriarchates pushed for such a Council, it would be dominated by the votes of Russian Bishops (who represent...

No, more like Johny is riding his four-wheeler on my property, and he needs to knock it off!  Let him go and ride on his land!

Even the new title is disrespectful, but well intentioned I am sure.  The report of the Holy Synod includes the following: "The Synod Fathers discussed some issues of concern for the universal Orthodox Church. They stressed the need for continued coordination between all Orthodox Churches in...

If by "experienced" you mean retired, but willing to assist with a small parish, that is a great situation.  But any experienced Priests with children or nearing retirement cannot subsist on what most small missions pay them. 

"Can't we all just get along".

May his Memory be Eternal!  Pray for Fr. Peter during these forty days.

Somewhat off topic, yet in the same stream is a conversation with an Anglican Priest I had recently.  He told me that many of the small Anglican "continuing churches" are pastored by men without Seminary degrees, some of whom have had limited experience with mainstream Episcopalian/Anglican...

Also just across the Ohio River is Saint Ananias Antiochian Orthodox Mission in Evansville, Indiana for those who live in Owensboro and Henderson, Kentucky.