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Dormition posts on the Theotokos

Last updated on: July 31, 2017 at 6:43 pm   by Justin Tse

Dormition posts on the Theotokos 2017-07-31T18:43:06-07:00 Justin Tse

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Icon of Dormition of Virgin Mary. Detail -  Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, PD-Art, via Wikimedia Commons

Icon of Dormition of Virgin Mary. Detail –
Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, PD-Art, via Wikimedia Commons

The Dormition Fast begins tomorrow.

I figure that with all this stuff I’ve been writing and thinking about what Eugenia Xavier Geisel calls the ‘everyday supernatural’ – not only in my Eastern Catholic church, but also in evangelicalism, the Christian oikoumēnē more broadly, the spaces of academia, and my Cantonese orientation as a folk phenomenological approach to the real world – it might be an idea to write through my relationship with the Most Holy Theotokos.

So I think I might. Maybe that’s where that stuff with the Vespers of St Ignatius of Loyola is going.

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