Author Archives: frjosephhuneycutt

Menas was an Egyptian by birth and a soldier by profession. As a true Christian, he was not able to witness the abominable sacrificial offerings to the idols and left the army, the town, the people and everything else, and … Continue reading →

Or, why does the Orthodox Church have “closed communion?” Of course, here’s the Bear in question.

LONDON —The wider Anglican Church would be a “more godly place” if it were to embrace homosexuals, the first openly gay Episcopal bishop said Saturday. Robinson said his home state of New Hampshire in the United States “is the one … Continue reading →

It could be that I’m the last person in Orthodox America to have read this [month old] article. Alas, on the assumption there may exist another, I post it H E R E. I’ve seen the article referenced numerous places. … Continue reading →

“In this fascinating and sometimes magisterial guided exploration of an eighth-century hymn that is central to Lenten religious practice for the Eastern Orthodox, Mathewes-Green encourages her readers not only to examine but also to personally apply fundamental Christian concepts like … Continue reading →