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Today is Valentine’s Day, the day on which we celebrate love and especially romantic love. This day is linked to Greco-Roman February holidays devoted to fertility, in particular, the festival of Lupercalia. The romantic overtone of the holiday is in … Continue reading →

The following comment, sent in by a blog reader, concerns yesterday’s post about the new Orthodox Study Bible:I still wonder if this is really good. I mean, yes, having a Bible in hand that will motivate one to read it … Continue reading →

Blog reg Keith sent me an NPR story about Presidential candidate Mike Huckabee’s continual biblical references and his audience’s lack of understanding. Well, call it coincidence but, though Huckabee may lose, this dilemma is just in time for a remedy … Continue reading →

This week’s Podcast is taken from the book, One Flew Over the Onion Dome – any similarities to your own parish, bishop or jurisdiction is purely intentional. Orthodoxy not available in all states. In your area, it may only be … Continue reading →

The following two images are of my e-pal, Jean-Michel, reading — in Belgium — One Flew Over the Onion Dome (2006) and Defeating Sin (2008). Oh, by the way, as the second pic reveals: Prayers coveted for his speedy and … Continue reading →