Orthodox sites
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John
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- Church: Orthodox Church of Russia
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VassilisBX
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- Church: Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople
- Location: Bordeaux
Re: Orthodox sites
Greetings,
I would like to share with you the blog site of the Greek Orthodox Church of Bordeaux, in France, dedicated to the "The Entry of the Most Holy Theotokos into the Temple" and which belongs to the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople
http://egliseorthodoxegrbx.blogspot.com/
You can find there everything related to our news, current activities, story, mainly in french language, but also many links regarding the Orthodox Church in France. You can easily to switch to english, greek or other languages with the translate google bar button in the top right of the main page.
Thank you for reading and have a nice journey!
I would like to share with you the blog site of the Greek Orthodox Church of Bordeaux, in France, dedicated to the "The Entry of the Most Holy Theotokos into the Temple" and which belongs to the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople
You can find there everything related to our news, current activities, story, mainly in french language, but also many links regarding the Orthodox Church in France. You can easily to switch to english, greek or other languages with the translate google bar button in the top right of the main page.
Thank you for reading and have a nice journey!
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SofiyeNus
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- Occupation: Фармацевтический бизнес, биотехнологии
- Church: Orthodox Church of Cyprus
- Location: Syria
- Contact:
Re: Orthodox sites
Ok, I am seeing that is in the UK. So, before you ask that, you might want to clarify the country you are talking about, since a lot won't ship international, and if they do it is expensive.
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SofiyeNus
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- Occupation: Фармацевтический бизнес, биотехнологии
- Church: Orthodox Church of Cyprus
- Location: Syria
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Re: Orthodox sites
Ok, I am seeing that is in the UK. So, before you ask that, you might want to clarify the country you are talking about, since a lot won't ship international, and if they do it is expensive.
- Lucian Hodoboc
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- Church: Orthodox Church of Romania
- Location: Eastern-Europe
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Re: Orthodox sites
I tried to join http://www.monachos.net/ (the site recommended in the first post in this thread), but their captcha feature doesn't load (it says that it is no longer available or something of that nature) and it is impossible to register an account without the captcha feature. Someone should inform the admins of that site in case they are not aware of it.
- KevinMcCabe
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- Church: Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia
- Location: London
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Re: Orthodox sites
Χριστος Aνεστη!
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Konstantin
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- Occupation: iconpainter
- Church: Orthodox Church of Russia
Re: Orthodox sites
Hello everybody! I am an iconpainter. I have an icons in stock, and also paint them to order. You can email me 
- Monika
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- Occupation: Iconographer
- Church: Orthodox Church of Poland
- Location: Poland
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Re: Orthodox sites
Hello,
I would like to share an educational resource that may be helpful for those interested in Orthodox sacred icons and traditional iconography.
This article explains how Byzantine icons are painted using egg tempera and natural pigments, describing both the historical techniques and the spiritual meaning of color in Orthodox icon painting. It is written with respect for tradition and may be useful for anyone studying iconography or wishing to learn more about how icons are created.
iconoria. com/byzantine-icons-egg-tempera-natural-pigments/
God bless,
MB
I would like to share an educational resource that may be helpful for those interested in Orthodox sacred icons and traditional iconography.
This article explains how Byzantine icons are painted using egg tempera and natural pigments, describing both the historical techniques and the spiritual meaning of color in Orthodox icon painting. It is written with respect for tradition and may be useful for anyone studying iconography or wishing to learn more about how icons are created.
iconoria. com/byzantine-icons-egg-tempera-natural-pigments/
God bless,
MB
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