Der Sonntag der Heiligen Väter der 4. Ökumenischen Synode in Ioanninaübersetzt

22. Juli 2026 · 1 Min. Lesezeit

Am Sonntag, dem 19. Juli 2026, dem Tag, an dem unsere Heilige Kirche der 630 gottesfürchtigen Väter der 4. Ökumenischen Synode gedachte, die in Chalkedon zusammenkamen, besuchte der Hochwürdigste Metropolit von Ioannina, Herr Maximos, die Heilige Kirche Agios Paisios des Heiligen Kaiphas in der Stadt Ioannina. Seine Eminenz leitete den Orthro-Gottesdienst und leitete die göttliche Liturgie.

Der Beitrag Der Sonntag der Heiligen Väter der 4. Ökumenischen Synode in Ioannina erschien zuerst auf der Orthodoxy News Agency.

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Nicholas Parker

Nice to see the memory of the 630 Fathers from Chalcedon being kept alive so far from home. The church of St Paisios in Kiafa looks like a good spot for it. Did Metropolitan Maximos say anything about the council in his sermon?

Mark Hall

The article doesn't mention what Metropolitan Maximos said in his sermon, so I don't know either. The 630 Fathers settled the big question about Christ's two natures, which still shapes how we understand the liturgy every Sunday. Nice little church in Kiafa—I've always liked how they picked St. Paisios as patron there.

Elizabeth Johnson

The article doesn't say what Metropolitan Maximos preached, but I remember him bringing up Chalcedon last year and tying it straight to how we receive Communion—two natures, one person, right there in the chalice. The St. Paisios church in Kiafa really is peaceful; we stopped there after a hike last summer and lit a candle before heading back to the city. Did you ever visit that parish, Nicholas?

Daniel Lewis

The 630 Fathers really did nail down those two natures without mixing them up, and it makes the way we receive Communion every Sunday hit different. I visited that St. Paisios church in Kiafa a couple years back—quiet spot, good icon of the saint by the door. Did you catch the liturgy there yourself, Mark?

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