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July 2019

July 22, 2019

The Bay Area of the nineties is where I’m from: reflections on Always Be My Maybe

My wife and I finally watched the new Netflix rom com Always Be My Maybe. Her reaction...

June 2019

June 10, 2019

This time, I have a tradition: on solidarity with the Hong Kong extradition protests in Chicago

I was holding my icon of the Holy Martyrs of China on my heart at...

September 2018

September 22, 2018

‘I cannot run from his mercy’: reflections on the 2018 summer quarter

I depart from Richmond for Chicago today after a long and productive summer. I leave...

September 12, 2018

Cantoring, cinematic transference, and chastity (‘I give you three years to narrate yourself’ #6)

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

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...

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 2017

August 29, 2017

Some disorganized thoughts on Charlottesville

At the center of contemporary debate about the Charlottesville protests is a statue, at least...

July 2017

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...

June 2017

June 28, 2017

Some not-very-profound musings on my chrismation anniversary

It is my chrismation anniversary today. I was chrismated on the Vigil of Ss Peter...

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