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It was Thursday, the Feast of the Annunciation, and I was taking my daughter to high school. I said: “Wow, Holy Week.” She said, “I know, right? I can’t believe it’s already here.” “This Saturday’s Lazarus Saturday,” I said, “and … Continue reading →

Knowing I was headed to St Vladimir’s Seminary for their public Lenten Retreat, the wife and I decided, last year, that one of my teen’s Christmas presents would be tickets to a show (and a trip with Dad). Herself, above, … Continue reading →

Recently, I had the good fortune to enjoy some warm spring days in the Northeast at St Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary, where I spent the weekend teaching, preaching, and hanging out with some wonderful young people at what’s known as … Continue reading →

It’s the birthday of Flannery O’Connor [Savannah, Georgia (1925)] who wrote two novels and 32 short stories and who said: “I come from a family where the only emotion respectable to show is irritation. In some this tendency produces hives, … Continue reading →

So … I’m still Peter Gillquist. The funniest thing happened to me this past weekend in New York: upon entering “coffee hour” following Saturday’s Liturgy at St Vladimir’s Seminary … John Maddex of Ancient Faith Radio jumped up from his … Continue reading →