Theophonia the divine voice

The Archive

Other Speakers

Voices preserved alongside the principal figures of the archive: published collections and smaller groups of lectures from digitized cassettes.

7 speakers 46 lectures available

The Archive

Speaker Collections

Every lecture clearly names its speaker. Small collections link directly to their individual recordings.

Lay theologian and preacher

Nikolaos Sotiropoulos

Nikolaos Sotiropoulos (1934–2014) was a Greek Orthodox lay theologian, philologist, and itinerant preacher, a spiritual child of Metropolitan Augoustinos Kantiotis of Florina and longtime director of the missionary Brotherhood "The Cross" (Ο Σταυρός). He gave thousands of lectures across Greece and the Greek diaspora, including communities in Canada, best known for his scriptural apologetics against Jehovah's Witnesses and his warnings against spiritualism and the occult.

30 lectures ~36 hours

Former Greek Orthodox priest and recorded lecturer

George G. Passias

George G. Passias is a former Greek Orthodox priest in the United States. After studying engineering at the University of Illinois, he graduated from Holy Cross School of Theology in 1979. He served St. Nicholas in Flushing, later served as Chancellor of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, and served St. Spyridon in New York from 2006 to 2015. The Archdiocese records his return to lay status on November 29, 2015. This archive preserves recordings attributed to him on evolution, creation, and the Divine Liturgy.

8 lectures ~10 hours

Recorded lecturer

Georgios Gakis

The source cassette identifies Georgios Gakis as the speaker of a two-part lecture on Saint John Chrysostom. A fuller biographical identification has not yet been independently established, so the archive preserves only what the recording itself supports and does not assign an unverified portrait.

Portrait not documented

2 lectures ~1 hours

Athonite hieromonk and hymnographer

Hieromonk Athanasios Simonopetritis

Hieromonk Athanasios Simonopetritis is a monk of Simonopetra Monastery and a hymnographer of the Great Church of Christ. His recorded teaching draws on Athonite life, the saints, worship, and spiritual experience. The Theophonia archive preserves three cleaned cassette parts across two subjects.

3 lectures ~2 hours

Standalone Conference Series · 2005

Second Inter-Orthodox Scientific Conference

Elder Joseph the Hesychast: Mount Athos and the Philokalic Experience

Limassol, 21–23 October 2005

All 48 recordings now stand as an independent series, with the speaker or collective attribution visible on every entry.

48 recordings In editorial preparation
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