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April 2019

April 23, 2019

The globalization of Notre-Dame de Paris: for Great and Holy Tuesday

Paris, the Marxist geographer David Harvey argues, is the Capital of Modernity. There is a way...

April 19, 2019

Doing prophetic theology after empire: on the Isaiah readings at Sixth Hour for the Fast

Here in Chicago, we are on the Old Calendar. Seeing the Good Friday posts from...

April 15, 2019

‘She’s relatable’: on St Mary of Egypt Social Justice Fellowship

A few weeks ago, those of us who compose our mission group in Chicago, St...

March 2019

March 04, 2019

The place of the problematic: for the Sunday of the Last Judgment

For much of my life, I have felt that I have inhabited two separate worlds...

February 2019

February 16, 2019

The body exists, and I am one: the mystagogy of the time of Nativity

One of the graces of the Byzantine churches is our habit of echo-feasts. The Feast...

February 10, 2019

Model minority repentance: for Zacchaeus Sunday

The first thing I learned about Zacchaeus when I was in Sunday school was that...

January 2019

January 30, 2019

The email about the poor among us: for the Venerable and Godbearing Anthony the Great in the Chicago cold

The email came in the middle of Reader's Vigil, right before the Matins Canon. Classes...

December 2018

December 02, 2018

Under her omophor: a brief note on the spirituality of the Chicago mission

Speaking of the prayer and social justice spirituality of our Chicago mission, our pastor in...

November 2018

November 25, 2018

Social justice symphonia: on Holodomor for the Feast of St Josaphat of Polotsk

By Orthodox standards, the saint of the Kyivan Church, the Holy Hieromartyr Josaphat (Kuntsevych) of...

December 2016

December 08, 2016

Immanuel Moleben in Richmond reminded me that Eastern Catholicism is a social justice tradition

Tonight I got to go to Immanuel Moleben. It was awesome. For those who are...

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...

June 2014

June 19, 2014

Chinglican Christianity: Practicing Jesus-style Decolonization

My hat's off to Roger Revell for his third installment in the St. Peter's Fireside...

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