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12th Annual Conference of the North American Archdiocese of the Eritrean Orthodo
There is a report of the 12th Annual Conference of the North American Archdiocese of the Eritrean Orthodox Church here..
http://britishorthodox.org/1241/abba-seraphim-addresses-the-eritrean-orthodox-diocese-of-north-america/
Metropolitan Abba Seraphim was one of the guest speakers.
Father Peter
http://britishorthodox.org/1241/abba-seraphim-addresses-the-eritrean-orthodox-diocese-of-north-america/
Metropolitan Abba Seraphim was one of the guest speakers.
Father Peter

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The event was just MARVELOUS. It started on Thursday (July 22) and went till Sunday (July 25). People as far away as Oakland and Seattle and even Canada were there. It was truly the North American Dioceses conference. All who were there felt the unit of the church with the Coptic Church and the British Orthodox Church due to the presence of Bishop Seraphim and Bishop Makarious.
The climax of the conference was on Saturday where three clergy were ordained: a deacon, a priest and a hegomen priest.
After the ordination, Bishop Seraphim delivered a touching homily on the day’s Gospel – John 11 I am the Good Shepherd. He affirms that those who “climbs some other way are robbers”; but, Pope Antonious is the true shepherd.
In Christ
Theophilus
In Christ
Theophilus
I feel strongly about this, and would ask that there should be a push at all levels to remember the Church of Eritrea.
Father Peter
Pray for me,
Peter
Your parish is a minority, just a blip on the map. Unfortunately, it is not a normal practice in the vast majority of parishes. I think I will set up a poll on the site to see what the trend is.