The Word Magazine
The Word is the official news magazine of the Antiochian Archdiocese. Published monthly (with the exception of July and August) the magazine circulates to the households of all members of the Antiochian Archdiocese and other subscribers including libraries and seminaries. The magazine was founded in 1905 in the Arabic language by St. Raphael of Brooklyn, and later was turned into an English language publication by Metropolitan Antony Bashir in 1957. While content is primarily intended to keep readers informed of Orthodox news, it also educates and inspires with articles on faith and practice. The Word is a member of The Associated Press, Ecumenical News International, and the Orthodox Press Service.
Back issues are available in PDF format on this web page.
Editor: Fr. John Abdalah
Mailing Address:
The Word
635 Miranda Drive
Pittsburgh, PA 15241
Send e-mail to editor@antiochian.org, with "The Word" in the subject line.
February 2010 Issue of The Word Magazine Now Available Online
The February 2010 issue contains the following articles:
Why Fast?, pg. 4
by Chris Humphrey
The Power of the Name, pg. 6
by Fr. George Morelli
The Emergence of Local Orthodox Christian Societies in America, pg. 26
by His Grace Bishop THOMAS and Sub-deacon Simeon Dana Kees
...and more!
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