The year 2024 marked the 100th anniversary of the Calendar Reform of 1924. The Calendar Reform essentially laid the groundwork for the spread of Ecumenism. A large portion of the faithful: clergy and laity, remained faithful to Church Tradition, and did not accept the New Calendar. The Calendar Innovation in the Fixed Feasts now leads to the possibility of a common Pascha with the heterodox in the pervasive modern Ecumenical spirit. The pursuit of enforcement efforts on the other Orthodox has given birth to a new heresy in the Church of Constantinople: that of Neo-Papal "Primacy." All these themes are developed in a concise but comprehensive manner in Metropolitan Clement's book, written with a true sense of responsibility, with heartfelt pain, and good hope., Orthodox Christianity, , Metropolitan Clement of Larissa| 9781300094494 | 178PAGES