The Howling of Demons
Holy Trinity Orthodox Cathedral in Chicago was vandalized a couple of weeks ago. (I actually started this post on January … Continue reading The Howling of Demons
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The Hidden Life Amongst Us
Over the course of my time living in Wisconsin, I have at least seen the outsides of most of the … Continue reading The Hidden Life Amongst Us
When God the Creator Speaks
I hadn’t stopped by the blog Words in quite a long time, but when I did a few days ago, … Continue reading When God the Creator Speaks
Introducing the Fellowship of St. Theophan the Recluse
Fr. Andrew Jarmus is an Orthodox priest in Indiana who has really learned how to use social media well. He’s … Continue reading Introducing the Fellowship of St. Theophan the Recluse
Another Monday Edition of Sunday Gratitude
I was trolling through blogs over the weekend, which I periodically do with my work on the Orthodox Blogs page … Continue reading Another Monday Edition of Sunday Gratitude
Western Christmas Carols in Eastern Orthodox Churches
One of the big differences between Eastern Orthodox Churches and Roman Catholic or Protestant churches is how music is used … Continue reading Western Christmas Carols in Eastern Orthodox Churches
Songs of the Season – Anthony Stehlin – O Who Loves Nicholas the Saintly / O Kto, Kto…
Happy St. Nicholas Day! Although St. Nicholas isn’t usually a big deal in the US, in Germany and in most … Continue reading Songs of the Season – Anthony Stehlin – O Who Loves Nicholas the Saintly / O Kto, Kto…
A Woman’s Voice on Orthodox Christianity Online
Wouldn’t you know, but on the day after I posted some of my impressions from 21 years of blogging, I … Continue reading A Woman’s Voice on Orthodox Christianity Online
The ungrateful are always sad — PEMPTOUSIA
‘Elder, why is it that a lot of people feel stress and worry even though they’ve got everything?’. ‘When you … Continue reading The ungrateful are always sad — PEMPTOUSIA
Another “Orthodox Coincidence” courtesy of St. Alexander of Munich
I really shouldn’t be all that surprised. After all, these have been happening to me for 20 years now. It’s … Continue reading Another “Orthodox Coincidence” courtesy of St. Alexander of Munich
Breath of Hallelujah 