Monthly Archives: February 2007

“My church life got so much better the minute I stopped trying to look for someone to date at Mass,” [Dawn Eden] … said. “I mean, it isn’t a good thing if people learn to look each other over at … Continue reading →

As we prepare to enter “Cheese Week” progressing toward the Great Fast of the Church, here follows a repost from years past to aid in the struggle. Here’s some items that can help stock a Lenten Pantry … + dried … Continue reading →

Due to our annual diocesan pre-lenten Clergy Retreat with His Grace, Bishop BASIL in Wichita, I shall be away from the computer until Friday evening, February 9th; no blog updates or comment approval until that time. This year’s retreat, “The … Continue reading →

Joseph the Visionary was born into a Zoroastrian family some time around 710. As a child of seven he was taken captive during a raid, to be sold first to an Arab, and then to a Christian in the region … Continue reading →

It was high noon when Doreta Peppa, a woman with long, dark locks and owlish eyes, entered the Sanctuary of Olympian Zeus. At first, tourists visiting the Athenian temple thought they had stumbled on to a film set. It wasn’t … Continue reading →