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Justin is a person. He does not represent 'Eastern Catholicism'; he writes as a person being formed in an Eastern Catholic Church, specifically the Greek-Catholic Church of Kyiv, otherwise known as the Ukrainian Greco-Catholic Church. He is lead editor of Theological Reflections on the Hong Kong Umbrella Movement (Palgrave, 2016). His blog is literally a 'log on the web' of his current personal reflections about whatever he is thinking about and praying over, which for him are basically the same thing.

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The email about the poor among us: for...

The email came in the middle of Reader's Vigil, right before the... read more


I am giving in to the pleasures of...

There is a dimension to scholarship that is often left undiscussed in... read more


North by Northwest at Northwestern: on the Catholic...

About a month ago, I finally got around to watching the classic... read more


'I call you to teach': my first Theophany

As this postfeast of Theophany this year continues apace, I recall my... read more


A shirt for Martin Luther King, Jr Day

I wore this shirt for this year's secular Feast of our Brother... read more


The appearance of God in a time of...

The Tomos of autocephaly for the Orthodox Church in Ukraine came out... read more


'I'll light a candle for you': for the...

My wife's name day falls on the commemoration of the Venerable Genevieve... read more


Ubi caritas et amor, Deus ibi est: working...

To me, the theology of the Latin Church is encapsulated by the... read more



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