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February 2019

February 05, 2019

Lunar New Year after empire: for nostalgic post-Constantinians on the Year of the Pig

About a week ago, someone in my Eastern Catholic readership forwarded an article from LifeSiteNews...

January 2019

January 01, 2019

I’m just another Chinese Christian: Eastern Catholic reflections for the secular New Year 2019

My sister Joanna, the one actually born of the same mother in the flesh as...

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 03, 2018

Angels and archangels, all night, all day: on Holy Michael the Archangel and my guardian angel (St Philip’s Fast #5)

I don't know how it is for Protestants in communities in which I did not...

November 2018

November 09, 2018

‘God’s approach to you is very strict’: a Chinese Christian child’s testimony of everyday life

My introduction to Asian martial traditions began when I was eight. My dad and I...

September 2018

September 14, 2018

The moral, the theological, and the political (Series Recap: ‘I give you three years to narrate yourself’)

Sam Rocha gave me three years to narrate myself on this blog, and I made...

September 03, 2018

The Francis Ideology

Years ago, my friend Sam Rocha wrote a piece on the then-newly elected Pope Francis...

June 2018

June 04, 2018

The Wound of History

In my first childhood memory, I am standing by the fireplace. It's made of brick,...

May 2018

May 20, 2018

Mission Day #3: God is with us – we belong to God

Lord, I am here. Lord, I am yours. 'A human being today feels the need...

August 2017

August 14, 2017

The conversion of the goddesses (Dormition Fast #12)

My friend, the journalist and filmmaker Julian Hayda, has written a paper that he let...

August 06, 2017

‘Like a weaned child with its mother’: on the ideological nonchalance of doxology (Dormition Fast #5)

I told a rather prominent Anglican ecumenist recently that when I was an Anglican in...

July 2017

July 27, 2017

On the ‘West’: a perverse defence of politics

There has been a considerable amount of popular interest in the concept of the 'West'...

July 02, 2017

Wonderworker of the latter times

Over the weekend, folks at our temple in Richmond joined in the Orthodox celebration of...

August 2016

August 01, 2016

World Youth Day and the France Attacks, or why it’s important that Francis got the ‘piecemeal third world war’ from Korea

World Youth Day is now over, which means that I can now write about it....

July 2016

July 27, 2016

Growing Up Conservative

I'm still doing some housekeeping on this blog to get myself situated and organized, but...

March 2014

March 08, 2014

Cosmos the in Lost: The Ecumenism of the Private Consensus

Greetings from Seattle. I'm happy to report that I've left Storybrooke and resettled at the...

July 2013

July 10, 2013

What happens when you put ‘Korean’ and ‘culture’ together

It is unfortunate that I have to respond to the NBC article about 'Korean culture'...

June 2013

June 19, 2013

No, Ideological Sermons Are Not OK

Taking yet another break from the Anglicanism posts (I trust that Churl has received a...

June 04, 2013

We Remember

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

December 2012

December 16, 2012

Joy: a defiant sermon

[I did not preach today, and I do not envy those who must. However, in...

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