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In recent weeks, our planet has witnessed extreme heatwaves and expansive wildfires throughout the world—from the rain forests of the Amazon and desert regions of Africa, normally snow-covered regions such as the Arctic and Alaska to far away countries from Spain to Siberia. Month after month, we have experienced record temperatures and unprecedented heatwaves, resulting […]

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PERSPECTIVE THÉOLOGIQUE SUR L’INTERCONNEXION DU CHANGEMENT CLIMATIQUE, DES CHOIX ALIMENTAIRES ET DE LA SOUFFRANCE DES ANIMAUX La tradition vivante de l’Église orthodoxe orientaletrad. Jean-Marc Noyelle Ceci est une version révisée de mon article dans la dernière édition du Journal international de théologie orthodoxe et une partie de mon livre Eastern Orthodox Christianity and Animal Suffering

Conference Planning | Publication Plans |Announcements CONFERENCE PLANNING. IOTA plans to hold its mega-conferences every four years: 2023, 2027, 2031, and so on. Unless there are compelling reasons to make an alternative arrangement, each mega-conference will take place in January, starting no earlier than the 8th and ending no later than the 15th of the month.

This is a fine article by Fred Krueger . Despite the American slant, it is easily transposed to other countries. Other Patristic teachings are found on our website: ‘The abuse by contemporary man of his privileged position in creation and of the Creator’s order “to have dominion over the earth” (Genesis 1.28) has already led

Following on from the last post on St Isaac’s teaching on a compassionate heart, here is further commentary from HE Archbishop Ieronymos of Athens, made on World Environment Day, June 4th 2019. “47 years have passed since June 5, 1971, when work began for the first World Environment Day in Stockholm, as part of the

Having just had a meeting with other animal advocacy/justice groups and hearing/feeling the great compassion in the room, I thought i would add here St. Isaac’s teaching on inclusivity, which extends to all of God’s created beings. This is another key component of an Eastern Orthodox position on animal suffering and sooooo much earlier than

His All-Holiness Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew recently hosted the third Halki Summit from May 31st to June 4th, 2019. The summit convened distinguished representatives of Orthodox theological schools and seminaries from all over the world, and focused on the theme of “Theological Formation and Ecological Awareness.” Some 50 delegates from over 40 institutions were in attendance.

We have just received this email from a young Canadian man who first contact us, declaring that he was studying Orthodoxy and pleased to see that there is an Orthodox charity trying to educate Orthodox on various aspects of the animal suffering theme. At one point he had reservations and we are pleased that our