As Seen on Anglican TK

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Mother of Down’s Syndrome Child:

Many young women, upon meeting us, have asked whether I had “the test.” I interpret the question as a get-home-free card. If I say no, they figure, that means I’m a victim of circumstance, and therefore not implicitly repudiating the decision they may make to abort if they think there are disabilities involved. If yes, then it means I’m a right-wing antiabortion nut whose choices aren’t relevant to their lives.

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Pimp Priest, Paddy Wagon, Peter & Paul …

Pimping priest found guilty
Question: Shouldn’t that read “Priest found guilty of pimping?” I mean, would you say “Axe Murder Found Guilty?” Or “O.J. Found Innocent?” Oh, never mind.
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WITCHCRAFT is a religion for the weak and oppressed, especially women. It has nothing to do with Satan, nor is it about sex. So says a leading Melbourne witch, Caroline Tully.

ORTHODOX RESPONSE TO HURRICANES PASSES $3 MILLION
Baltimore, Md. (IOCC) Following the destruction wrought by Hurricane Katrina and later Hurricane Rita, the response by International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC) to the Gulf Coast region has grown to more than $3 million – the largest intervention ever by the agency in the United States.
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Rembember the story about thieves stealing the copper from the onion domes?
They got ’em!

“Let us, as Christians and Muslims, show that we can live together in true fraternity, striving always to do the will of merciful God who created humanity to be one family,” the archbishop wrote.
He said what?

The icon, dating back to the 13th century, was taken to Italy by philhellenic humanists and antiquity lovers from Constantinople under unclear circumstances (before the Fall of Constantinople) and this is the second time it leaves Italy after being exhibited in New York’s Metropolitan Museum.
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You say “Ephraimites,” I say “Ephra I am nots”
Everybody say: Huh?

For the parishioners of Sts. Peter and Paul Antiochian Orthodox Christian Church on River Road there were many feelings last week.

There was solemnity, as the highest leaders of the Orthodox Church consecrated their new place of worship in a rare and sacred ceremony. There was joy, as they ate, drank and danced to Middle Eastern music at a “hafli” Oct. 7: the Arabic word translates loosely to “party.”

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New Orthodox Study Bible!

On Orthodox People Time!

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Welp, There Goes the Neighborhood

The king of Saudi Arabia says women may eventually be allowed to drive in the kingdom.

From Drudge

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