Rudeness, a National Disgrace
Battles are not won by employing the same tactics that our enemy uses; battles are won by taking and holding the high ground.
Battles are not won by employing the same tactics that our enemy uses; battles are won by taking and holding the high ground.
At some point in history, the Christian church decided that it was going to surrender its theology to the fringe, and by fringe, I do not just mean those on the...
Please forgive my imperfect words. I have struggled to write this. I have gone between not writing something and writing something and just what to write. I ...
In my last post, I wrote about my favorite commercial from the Super Bowl, And God Made a Farmer. However, there were some pretty disturbing commercials as wel...
Below is a letter from Metropolitan Methodios concerning physician assisted suicide and the upcoming ballot question no. 2 here in Massachusetts. We thank his ...
There is a common narrative that tells us the better educated one is, the better decisions one will make in life. I think there was a time that was more true t...
By Fr. George Morelli A message from the President of Society of St. John Chrysostom —Western Region(www.lightoftheeast.org) Members of the Society of St. John ...
This past week I had somewhat of a revelation or an epiphany or something of the sort. In my preparation for the sermon that I was going to preach this past Su...
“In Orthodoxy, communicants in the sacramental mysteries are not only obliged to be steadfast in the Christian faith and perpetually repentant over their ...
It’s almost 9:00 p.m. and the end of a very long day here at the Acton Institute. Long day but a great day. The day began with a wonderful discussion over bre...