Monthly Archives: July 2011

At the conclusion of the Divine Liturgy on Saturday, July 30, at the 50th Convention of the Antiochian Archdiocese, His Eminence Metropolitan Philip announced that the Synod had elected three archimandrites of the Archdiocese for elevation to the episcopacy. They … Continue reading →

Freshly home form the Antiochian Archdiocesan Convention; throwing up this old piece up that I’ve been sitting on a while: (Newser) – Other states might be green with envy, but it’s only North Carolina that can claim its very own … Continue reading →

The day my copy arrived, my 9-year old looked through it for about an hour — Enough to make an old DJ Dad proud! She came up to me and exclaimed: “Dad! It says ‘On this day Elvis and Priscilla … Continue reading →

A while back — HERE — I mentioned the Antiochian Archdiocese’s Department of Missions and Evangelism was sponsoring a contest to see who could write the best 30-second or less explanation of what the Orthodox Church is, essentially an Orthodox … Continue reading →

Fr Danislav Gregorio is no stranger to the Orthodixie Podcast – twice before, I have interviewed him about his publishing efforts. First, there was 2007’s An Empty Church is a Peaceful Church – and, just last year, I sat down … Continue reading →