Commemorated October 2/15 and July 23/August 5Pavel AstakhovWhen it came to preserving lives, Ushakov did not divide officers and sailors into first and second class, and he did everything possible to conduct any military operation with minimal casualties.
Archimandrite Ioanichie (Balan)St. John (Iacob) was a holy hesychast of our days, who struggled for twenty-four years in the Holy Land, in the Jordan Valley and in the desert of Chozeba.
Greece’s Ministry of Culture handed over two restored Byzantine churches to the Metropolis of Kastoria on August 3, completing another phase of heritage preservation work in the northern Greek city.
Father Markus Solo Kewuto brings two relics from St Peter’s Basilica to Lewouran, Indonesia, in the hope of making it a centre of prayer and pilgrimage.
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In recent months, children in Lebanon have been bearing the brunt of the country's compounded crises, facing alarming rates of casualties, mass displacement, severe food insecurity, and deep psychological trauma.
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The formal establishment marks a milestone in a process that began in October 2025, when the Diocesan Council unanimously supported Bp. Vasily’s initiative to explore planting a mission in the Greater Salt Lake City area.
Over its three years of operation, 349 fundraising campaigns for social projects were launched on the platform. More than 50,000 people made donations over the platform’s three years of operation.
Svetlana RybakovaSt. Mary shared in the apostolic labors, preaching the Gospel among women. And she remained faithful to the Lord not only in the days of His glory, but also at the moment of His extreme humiliation.
At Sogang University in Seoul, South Korea, Cardinal George Jacob Koovakad, Prefect of the Dicastery for Interreligious Dialogue, opens the first formal dialogue between the Christian and Confucian traditions.
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