Monthly Archives: January 2009

UPDATE: I am away this week for our annual Clergy Brotherhood Retreat – Diocese of Wichita and Mid-America; blog updates and comment approval may be nonexistent.Prayers coveted. I have a suspicion that many AFR listeners may not understand this week’s … Continue reading →

FYI – I will be speaking at St Nicholas Cathedral, Brooklyn, this weekend, January 31st, at their annual Winter Retreat — and in Chicago, February 13-14th, for the 26th Annual Young Adult (YAL) Ministries Conference sponsored by the Greek Orthodox … Continue reading →

While blessing homes as a Mission priest in North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee … I was younger, a good bit hairier, about 40 pounds heavier, and still as foolish. In those days I would often read other church … Continue reading →

The following is lifted from the most recent issue of TOUCHSTONE magazine (the only mag you really need these days): Through a resolution adopted at its Lambeth Conference in 1930, the Anglican Church became the first Christian body to formally … Continue reading →

Rarely do I link to Fr Stephen Freeman’s Glory to God for All Things, though I try to keep up with him (no small task), because I assume most of you read him already. The following entry, however, deserves a … Continue reading →