David Ford

Andrew Phillips

John Abraham

Michael Pomazansky

Georges Florovsky

J. R. Emry

Michael Georgiades

Panagiotis M.

Monk Basil Monk Basil

Joel Yannakopoulos

John Whiteford

St. Seraphim Sarov

Elder Philotheos Zervakos

Archimandrite Cyril Archimandrite Cyril

Met. Piraeus Seraphim

Monk Ephraim Monk Ephraim

Elder Ephraim Elder Ephraim

Elder Paisios Elder Paisios

Elder Joseph Elder Joseph

Cleopa Cleopa

Monk Theocletus Dionysiates

Archbishop Chrysostomos Archbishop Chrysostomos

Mathew Baker

Bp. Athanasius Yevtich

K. N.

Georges Dragas

Basil Bakoyannis

Met. Georges Khodr

Archimandrite Toumaz Bitar

Dionysios Tatsis

Monk Theophan Monk Theophan

Since the early 20th century there have been groups which have walled themselves off from the Church concerning changes that were afoot around the world and in the Church. The leading issue, like the tip of a spear that sparked some to set themselves apart in resistance to these changes, was the introduction of a new calendar - often called the Revised Julian Calendar. The Gregorian Calendar, having been rejected over it's altered paschalion , was hybridized to keep the old calendar paschalion. The increasing tensions, including state persecution, lead this resistance to bunker down in it's convictions and lead the division to be solidified. These in resistance are called derisively Old Calendarists. This volume seeks to be sourcebook concerning Old Calendarism. The perspectives included in this volume range from sympathetic to highly critical.It is hoped that this book will promote understanding and dialogue in Christian Love.Lord have mercy!

History and Critique of Old Calendarism

Monk Theocletus Dionysiates

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