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December 15, 2016

My first personal encounter with an Eastern Catholic priest was during the Umbrella Movement

A few weeks ago, a friend and I were having a conversation during which I...

December 07, 2016

Maybe doubt sown by the Trumping of Taiwan can be productive for Catholics

Every so often, some areas of my academic research agenda become of interest to Americans....

November 2016

November 11, 2016

I went from having nothing to say about the elections to realizing that making sense of this Trump thing is going to take some agonizing discernment in agonistic dialogue

As the election results came trickling in on Tuesday night indicating that Donald Trump would...

September 2016

September 20, 2016

Rublev’s Trinity helps me remember what I’m building with hospitality (Icons in my Asian American studies office – #2)

I'm blogging through my office decor this week, even though Byzantine icons are so much...

July 2016

July 30, 2016

I’m planning to write about World Youth Day, but I can’t chase this ambulance

I said in my last post that I want to write about World Youth Day,...

July 29, 2016

Does Being Catholic Change How I Write About Pope Francis?

I used to write about Pope Francis from the vantage point of a secular academic who...

July 28, 2016

The Black Madonna loved me into Eastern Catholicism

Some people have asked me to craft some of my reflections about why I joined...

July 21, 2016

Catholic school contorted my ‘conservatism’ because we had to read closely

This is the third post in a blog series tentatively titled (pending a better title)...

September 2014

September 30, 2014

If you are not informed about Vancouver solidarity, don’t comment. #HongKongProtests

Last night, I attended the solidarity protest at Vancouver's Chinese Consulate organized by the Vancouver...

August 2014

August 15, 2014

Assuming Catholic Geopolitics

Occasionally here on Religion Ethnicity Wired, I've plugged how Asian American and Asia-Pacific Catholicisms rock...

July 2014

July 15, 2014

Should Asian Americans/Canadians care about Hong Kong? Part 2: The Asian American/Canadian answer.

This series began yesterday with this more personal post here. I also have previous posts...

June 2013

June 04, 2013

June 4 is a day for remembering. This year is no different, for it is...

April 2013

April 04, 2013

Lord, what can I do for this city?

Qoholet in Ecclesiastes instructs us to let our words be few when making vows to...

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