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May 2019

May 24, 2019

Home is where your food is: a speech for JubilAsian 2019 (APIDA Heritage Month)

Every year, in the month of May, the Multicultural Student Affairs' office at Northwestern puts...

December 2018

December 01, 2018

‘Break your détente with death’: on Sinai Pantocrator and the Dormition (St Philip’s Fast #4)

I was having a think recently about whether the icons in my beautiful corner are...

November 2018

November 30, 2018

I had an Asian American evangelical uniate dream last night

Last night, I had the Asian American evangelical uniate dream to own them all. I...

November 24, 2018

Stock, broth, and the scholarship of everyday life: a theory of soup after Thanksgiving

Two nights ago, I was at my dear friend and mentor Ji-Yeon Yuh's house...

November 08, 2018

The spear against the shield: the fear of sex and icons in my Chinese Protestant childhood

The rediscovery of my Chineseness after my conversion to Eastern Catholicism, which seems to be...

September 2018

September 09, 2018

To be received as Eastern Catholic in Richmond, to be among the Lord’s inheritance (Sunday Before the Exaltation of the Cross)

On this Sunday Before the Exaltation of the Cross, our temple in Richmond will receive...

September 07, 2018

I am not a jook sing because I have a home and am Catholic (‘I give you three years to narrate yourself’ #3)

This is the third in a series reflecting on what I've been doing on the...

August 2018

August 15, 2018

The kairos of the Dormition and the death of superstition

The Orthodox theologian John Panteleimon Manoussakis has a fascinating passage in his first book God After...

January 2018

January 09, 2018

Jook Sing Cafe – a song by Julian Saporiti and the No-No Boy Project

A few months ago, I got a message from someone who has been reading my...

July 2017

July 09, 2017

Sam Rocha told me something beautiful

Sam Rocha told me recently that I am not a geographer. You are a geometer, he...

July 08, 2017

LAST WEEK’S SERIES: being Cantonese in the church’s service of liberation to the world

On Monday, I wrote a post on Hong Kong, and I was frustrated. Perhaps the uneasiness...

July 07, 2017

To write Cantonese, to write the truth, to write in the Spirit who renews the face of the earth

I am finding these days that whenever I write something, I usually get pulled despite...

July 05, 2017

On my bad jook sing translation of the ‘air of righteousness’ (Cantonese, yi-hei 義氣)

In my last post, I sort of let the cat out of the bag on...

July 04, 2017

When I say that I am Cantonese, this is where I am and am not from

I remember the first time I crossed the Tsing Ma Bridge from Lantau Island. I had...

January 2017

January 06, 2017

Some of my Cantonese friends seem superstitious about holy water, and I don’t think that’s anything to mock

It's Theophany today, and that has me thinking about the holy water that is sanctified...

December 2014

December 31, 2014

I really thought I didn’t do China studies until 2014

If New Year's Eve is a time to take stock of what went down in...

June 2013

June 11, 2013

What’s So Good About Being Anglican? (Part 1)

A comment thread that has been an extremely civil conversation on Churl's post on evangelicalism...

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