Sergius & Bakkhus
Diocese of New Jersey
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NEWS FROM AROUND
THE DIOCESE, THE CHURCH & THE WORLD
Learn more about our newest parish, led by Mthr. Neelokh Lenodo, STD
Statement on Certain Recent Activities by the Hierarchy of the Roman Catholic Church
The late Archbishop Mikhail F. Itkin of San Francisco is canonized a Saint of the Moorish Orthodox Church at Sts. Sergius & Bakkhus Cathedral
A Report by the Rev. William Hunter
Father Hunter shares some ideas as to the shape, direction and pace of future human evolution: physical, moral and spiritual!
Two wrongs do not make a right: read Bishop Sotemohk's letter to New Jersey's Congressional delegation explaining how terrorism cannot be fought by adopting the methodologies of terrorists.
In the Polish language, the word for "Freedom" actually has the meaning of "not to belong ..." This has serious implications for 21st century Moorish people, as illustrated in the account.
The Roman Catholic Church - the most sexually dysfunctional entity on the face of the Earth, yet one that seeks to define sexual morality - has much to apologize for. Here is yet another addition to that long, long list
As the Pacifica Foundation trods merrily down the path of greed, self-immersion and capitalism, the Moorish Orthodox Radio Crusade's existence is imperilled. Join in our effort to stop corporate greed and market considerations from stifling yet another 'voice of freedom.'
Every 3,600 years Planet X, identified by cosmologist Zachariah Stitkin as a regularly returning celestial body impacting in a major way on human history, traverse its orbit very near the planet Earth. Read here to learn more of this impending event and its importance for all of us.
The Moorish Orthodox Diocese of New Jersey has begun construction on its new diocesan
educational facility, with plans for its full operatoin by the winter term, 2001-2002. please visit its website and show your support for this God-pleasing effort! Please be aware that this site is presently still under construction.
The Bishop's Letter explains why it is neither a scandal, nor a truth, to call our clerics "self-appointed"
Illustrations from the History & Catechism and from accounts of the Shaykh Ibn Arabi elaborating the Moorish tradition of 'self-claiming' of authority.
