Skip to content
  • Home
  • Search
  • Latest issue
  • Thematic Issues
  • Collection
  • Authors
  • Subscription
  • About
  • My account
  • Français
  • English
Revue CONTACTS
CONTACTS

Orthodox Review of Spirituality and Theology

  • Français
  • English
Login
  • Home
  • Search
  • Latest issue
  • Thematic Issues
  • Collection
  • Authors
  • Subscription
  • About
  • My account
Revue CONTACTS
CONTACTS

Orthodox Review of Spirituality and Theology

Collection › Spyridon Tsimouris
ST

Spyridon Tsimouris

Spyridon Tsimouris, a Greek priest from the diocese of Piraeus, strives to build a parish life in symbiosis with social life. He contributes to the production of radio programs, Enoria en drasei [= Parish in action], which deal with evangelization. He is also engaged in inter-Orthodox cooperation to strengthen the Church in Mozambique.

Published articles (1)

Witnessing to Christ in contemporary societies
Issue 265 · 2019

This article is the testimony of Father Spyridon Tsimouris, a priest of the Diocese of Piraeus in Greece, on the missionary commitment of his parish community toward migrant populations. Through an account rooted in a concrete pastoral reality, the author describes the human, social and spiritual challenges posed by the welcoming of migrants in a region particularly exposed to this phenomenon. The central idea is that authentic Christian witness manifests itself in the encounter with the other, especially the most vulnerable, and that this encounter constitutes a living form of proclaiming the Gospel. On a theological level, the article illustrates how the Orthodox tradition can nourish a contemporary missionary practice, rooted in diakonia and presence in the world, while questioning the vocation of the local Church in the face of the transformations of contemporary societies.

Read the article →

Revue CONTACTS
Revue orthodoxe de spiritualité et de théologie
postmaster@revue-contacts.com

Liens amis
Institut Saint-Serge
Fraternité Orthodoxe
Orthodoxie.com

  • My account
  • Contact us

© Revue Contacts — ISSN 0045-8325 — Fondée en 1949 — Tous droits réservés