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Yesterday on the Orthodox liturgical calendar was the Sunday we remember the Man Born Blind the great story from the 9th chapter of St. John’s Gospel. The...
From: Orthodox Christian LaityBy Peter Marudas Behold now, what is so good or so joyous as for brethren to dwell together in unity? Psalm 132 In late May, a mee...
For the past few days I have been having a discussion with some folks on Facebook about the Arizona Immigration Reform Act. It has raised my blood pressure a li...
Twentysomethings Captivated By OrthodoxyBy ANDREA GOODELLThe Holland SentinelApr 28, 2010 Holland, MI — Tim Flinders will graduate from Grand Valley State Unive...
Once again I am participating int he One Word at a Time Blog Carnival. The premise is simple, pick one word and write about it. This time around the word is ~ J...
Yesterday in the Orthodox Church we commemorated the Woman at the well. The story deals with the life giving water that only Jesus can bring. It is an amazing s...
One of the most ancient cities of the Promised Land was Shechem, also called Sikima, located at the foot of Mount Gerazim. There the Israelites had heard the bl...
First a little disclaimer. If you are one of the people who think we need to round up everyone who is here illegally you might not want to read any further or y...
This is the fourth time I have begun this post. I was not satisfied with the results of the other three so they have gone into the trash can. As many of you kno...