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St. Ignatius Orthodox Church, Belfast

Part of the Antiochian Orthodox Diocese of Western and Central Europe    


Sunday of the Last Judgement
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7 February 2010

 Read about the Orthodox Divine Liturgy on the Isle of Man (and other news)

 Read about recent activites at St. Ignatius

 Read about the Romanian/English Services

 Join us in the joyful celebration of the Divine Liturgy!


 Visit the new, Early Christian Sites in Ireland Database, a resource for anyone interested in early Christian Ireland.

 Read about our Icon Exhibit

  Find out about pilgrimages to the ancient Christian sites of Ireland!


Pilgrim's Progress

   The ancient Church of Antioch was founded by Saint Peter the Apostle in A.D. 34. It is one of the five great churches of early Christianity, along with Jerusalem, Rome, Constantinople, and Alexandria.

   It was at Antioch that followers of Jesus were first called Christians, (Acts 11:26) and today we maintain the teachings and traditions of the eternal Gospel of Jesus Christ as received by the Apostles. Today Jesus says, "Come unto me all you who labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." Today is the day of repentance, healing, and salvation.

Read about the recent visit of Metropolitan JOHN of Western and Central Europe (click for more information)

Metropolitan John

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