Monthly Archives: January 2011

I had just gotten my driver’s license, was driving my first car (a Monza 2+2), and this pop star was, well, popular. Unbeknownst to me, about that same time two little Houstonian girls were waiting by their mailboxes, daily, for … Continue reading →

Possibly, like the tail-ends of the Roman and other Empires, the West is in danger of losing faith in itself. Nations are now burdened with fear, anxiety, hubris, xenophobia and popular ignorance. This time around, the women are joining in. … Continue reading →

The 2011 Festival of Orthodoxy conference sponsored by North Texas Orthodox Missions is entitled “From Conception to Dying: Orthodox Christian Views in Today’s World”. It will be held Feb. 18-19 with sessions in both Ft. Worth and Dallas, TX. The … Continue reading →

From The Washington Post: Unlike evangelical Protestants and Catholics, the Orthodox in this country haven’t been known for taking to the streets as antiabortion activists. What I did find on the official Greek Orthodox Web site was a statement calling … Continue reading →

From The Wall Street Journal … That’s not a question we are accustomed to hearing. For the most part, abortion—America’s most divisive issue—plays out as a question of competing rights. So it will be this weekend as pro-life and pro-choice … Continue reading →