Orthodox Priest Gervasios Paraskevopoulos died in 1964. His skull was exhumed on 29th of June, 2014, washed, kissed and worshiped. The Greek Orthodox Church writes about priest Paraskevopoulos from Patras in Greece, a man born in 1877. As a parish priest now Father Gervasios “was placed under the light, so that he could shine… Read More Greek skull looters
Lars Gule was jailed in Beirut in 1977 for planning a bomb explosion in Israel. Two Norwegian Lutheran mission associations have invited Lars Gule to a panel debate during a Christian youth camp in the city of Bergen 26th -28th of August 2011. Many Norwegian media promote Mr. Lars Gule as “a scientist on the… Read More Norway promote terrorist
The US do believe that the Hamas and ISIS poses a different threats to the United States, and that the west can make peace with Iran. This was the response of State Department Spokeswoman Jen Psaki to the UN speech of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Psaki also distanced Washington from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s… Read More The US rebuke Israel
Abbas (Abu Mazen) is the problem, not the solution. From an OP-ED, Prof. Ron Breiman, Israel Hayom : The most prominent achievement of Operation Protective Edge was not properly manifested in the stated goals of the operation — weakening Hamas, without toppling it. This achievement, if properly maintained, can be used to protect Israel from… Read More The PLO spread hate
The head of “Saint Spyridon” is kept in a glass box, and paraded through the streets of Corfu. Saint Spyridon was present at the First Ecumenical Council in 325, which was attended by 317 God-bearing Fathers. The relics are taken in procession every Palm Sunday and on other special occasions, for veneration by the faithful.… Read More The “holy” head of Corfu
The corpse of John Maximovitch is redressed by Russian Orthodox priests, living in America. John Maximovitch, or John of Shanghai and San Francisco died in 1966 in the city of Seattle. On October 13th 1993, Russian Orthodox priests exhumed Maximovitch from his grave in San Fransico. The Russians took his corpse out of the grave,… Read More Dressing corpses for their Christ
Paul the sixth Bishop of Constantinople has been dressed up with red gloves. Watch the careful examination of his skull and bones. Paul I or Paulus I or Saint Paul the Confessor (died c. 350), sixth bishop of Constantinople, elected first in 337 AD. Paul became involved in the Arian controversy which drew in the… Read More Corpse of bishop with red gloves
