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December 2018

December 06, 2018

‘Old Man from the train station, save me!’: on the Holy Wonderworkers Nicholas of Myra and John of Shanghai and San Francisco (St Philip’s Fast #9)

There are basically two reactions that Chinese people have toward the West, which is any...

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...

September 2018

September 09, 2018

Chinese Christianity is about heart: reflections on Faith’s chrismation

Today, we received my friend Faith by chrismation into our Eastern Catholic church. She took...

August 2016

August 15, 2016

Dormition is the name of the temple where I was assumed by Eastern Catholics

As the Feast of the Dormition wraps up, I feel like I have some explaining...

June 2013

June 13, 2013

What’s So Good About Being Anglican? (Part 2)

I've gotten exactly what I wanted. Over the night after I posted my first post,...

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...

June 10, 2013

Preaching Elijah

In the Revised Common Lectionary, today is the third Sunday after Pentecost, Proper 5. The...

June 04, 2013

We Remember

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

June 02, 2013

Yes, I’m a Chinglican Who Celebrates Corpus Christi

Today is Corpus Christi Sunday. The evangelical Anglican church that I attend probably doesn't care...

December 2012

December 04, 2012

A PhD Hermeneutic for a Few Pop Songs

Today is St. Francis Xavier Day, and in the spirit of engaging "the world" as...

October 2012

October 31, 2012

A Day for Protestant Jokes

As CaptainThin pointed out, today is Reformation Day and All Hallows' Eve. I think it's...

May 2012

May 02, 2012

Anglophilic about Athanasius: a silent exodus reflection

Today is the Memorial of St. Athanasius of Alexandria. Accordingly, I decided to give his...

April 2012

April 04, 2012

Remembering Martin Luther King Jr. at the Qingming Festival

清明時節雨紛紛路上行人欲斷魂借問酒家何處有牧童遙指杏花村 The drizzling rain at Qingming time The rending flesh of the...

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