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Here is a link to an edited version of His Beatitude's biography:

http://www.hotca.org/news/miscellaneous/257-biography-of-his-beatitude-archbishop-chrysostomos-ii

The following link is about the final days of His Beatitude's life on earth:

http://www.hotca.org/news/miscellaneous/261-the-last ...

The first-hierarch of the Genuine Orthodox Christians of Greece, His Beatitude Archbishop Chrysostomos II, reposed in the Lord today. May his memory be eternal!

http://www.ekklisiastikos.com/2010/09/blog-post.html

Translation of biography:

The Archbishop of the Genuine Orthodox Church of Athens ...

I started to look around for some more articles to see what has been said about whether the Fathers, when speaking of the heart, really referred to the physical heart or to a non-physical, spiritual heart. I haven't really found much online, but I did find something else on orthodoxinfo from Fr ...

I'm not sure whether the passages where the fathers speak about the heart should be taken to refer to the physical heart, but since St Philaret was of the opinion that heart transplants would violate our faith, I think that holds weight. I am not decided on the issue yet, as I have not really had ...

Drewmister, I thought about how you responded and feel it was cold and stagnant. Orthodox people don't have love or heart. They limit their Christianity to liturgy. They don't live out their faith. I see this everywhere. I mentioned atheism and you showed no concern over that. In another forum ...

And how could they have believed in the 1920's that the state church was without grace just because of a calendar? The Julian Calendar was never a dogma of the faith. It is not mentioned in the Nicean Creed. It seems like Greek bishops just look for reasons to be feisty. In fact, they are not happy ...

Yes, but at that time the Church was not infected with ecumenism and heresy. So I think the old calendarists in their zeal went overboard in declaring the new calendarists without grace. I don't believe there was sufficient evidence to warrant such a position. The Church was never based or built ...