Monthly Archives: January 2011

Not fair, I suppose, to copy the final paragraph of an excellent reflection by Dr Anthony Esolen thereby shortchanging readers of the best of the mess; please read it all – here. I am reading about the beloved Saint Seraphim … Continue reading →

By Ann Rodgers, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette The most famous Orthodox Christian in Pittsburgh, if not the nation, has a greeting for his fellow believers today: “Kala Christougena!” said Steelers safety Troy Polamalu. That’s Greek for “Merry Christmas!” Mr. Polamalu and his … Continue reading →

This is a repeat — an annual posting. How is it that my Creator comes to me?I’m not worthy.To quench is my fate.THIRSTAll can relate.Before Eden thou wast; even before the flood.I parted for Thy people at the behest of … Continue reading →

What you can’t see, in this snap from my cell phone, is the other Snowman, the one with the stick gun at close range. Note to parents: All those coffee table Calvin & Hobbes books you’ve got? Hide them from … Continue reading →