They Should Stop Playing Games
Analysis The matter of the Ecumenical Patriarchate (EP) granting Autocephaly to the Church of Ukraine is very telling, insofar as many things have come to […]
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Honoring Father and Presbytera Karloutsos
Historic. That is the only way to describe an event that brought together over 1300 people to honor a couple – Father Alexander and Presbytera […]
Time for a New “Oxi”
As Greeks in Greece and throughout the world prepare to celebrate the 78th anniversary of “the ‘no’ heard around the world” – “Oxi” – the […]
Kotzias, Kammenos Shoot Out in the Not-So-Ok Corral
How sweet it is when thieves fall out, so to speak. In one corner of a vicious verbal duel you have Nikos “I’m Not a […]
A 40-Year Herald Reader Passes
With both deep sadness and deep gratitude, I read the death announcement of Nicholas Georgakopoulos, which we published in our October 22 edition of the […]
Letter to the Editor: Criticism for Menendez
To the Editor: Given the propensity for the National Herald to rail against corruption, I was surprised to read your ringing endorsement of Senator Menendez, […]
Realism is One Thing, Total Immorality Another
The barbarity of the crime, by modern civilized standards, is astonishing. They cut the body of Jamal Khashoggi into pieces, shocking the world and keeping […]
Analysis: Mockery and Propaganda
Recent meetings of the Archdiocese’s Eparchial Synod and Council can only be described as a mockery and rude propaganda, because nothing substantive occurred, beyond the […]
Athos Lathos
On October 21, the New York Times published an article by Neil MacFarquhar, titled “Tourists and Russia Ruffle a Male-Only Holy Retreat,” about Mount Athos. […]
Why the Christian Idea of Hell No Longer Persuades People to Care for the Poor
Meghan Henning, University of Dayton (THE CONVERSATION) It’s that time of the year when hell is used as a common theme for entertainment and hell-themed […]
