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March 2019

March 11, 2019

The death of the father: for Forgiveness Sunday

I was just sitting down at an intentional Christian community's arts sharing night when I...

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...

December 02, 2018

For Ukraine and for the peace of the world: our Chicago mission’s prayer services last week

Over the last week, our Chicago mission has been praying through the events in Ukraine...

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...

October 2018

October 12, 2018

One of my bishops on the question of Ukrainian autocephaly and the Greek Catholic Church

My view of my church, the Greek-Catholic Church of Kyiv, may seem radical to those...

October 11, 2018

Ukrainian autocephaly is vindication for those who read

Today is a great day. As Constantinople announces that it will indeed grant autocephaly to...

October 07, 2018

Stopped in at my spiritual home, reflected on the secular

I stopped home in Richmond for Liturgy. It is Canadian Thanksgiving weekend, and my dear...

September 2018

September 17, 2018

The competence of the laity: reflections on a summer of unofficial cantoring

Yesterday I served my last Sunday as the unofficial cantor until December at our temple...

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 27, 2018

Anti-authoritarian martyrs and passion-bearers: thoughts at the end of the Apostles’ Fast 2018

In my icon corner in Chicago hangs three 'group icons' of holy martyrs: the Holy...

May 2018

May 17, 2018

The Mission Days of the Kyivan Church

Patriarch Sviatoslav has issued an invitation. The Greek-Catholic Church of Kyiv, also known as the...

February 2018

February 21, 2018

‘Politics is very close to your soul,’ or, how I learned about the Kyivan Church Study Group (Great Fast #3)

Early on in my catechumenate, my spiritual father told me about the Kyivan Church Study...

January 2018

January 14, 2018

The young bishops, the people’s theosis, and my academic praxis (for Zacchaeus Sunday)

For those of us on the New Calendar, Zacchaeus Sunday has come too soon. Just...

July 2017

July 06, 2017

To be Cantonese in a colonized church

A few weeks ago, I was having pizza and beer with a group of people...

April 2017

April 20, 2017

We have a new bishop!

Christ is risen! Христос воскрес! 基督復活了! I am so excited. I woke up to news this...

December 2016

December 07, 2016

Maybe doubt sown by the Trumping of Taiwan can be productive for Catholics

Every so often, some areas of my academic research agenda become of interest to Americans....

August 2016

August 26, 2016

Logging what I saw on the web on the Theotokos on this Latin Feast of the Lady of Częstochowa

I am grateful both to my student Eugenia Geisel and my friends at Steel Magnificat for...

August 24, 2016

‘He loved you, and he prayed for you’: I’m not Ukrainian, but my bishops are Ukrainian Catholic (Catholicity: Identity and Its Discontents)

This is my second post in the Patheos Catholic forum 'Catholicity: Identity and Its Discontents.'...

August 04, 2016

For Archbishop Job of Telmessos, the question of Ukraine comes down to what a ‘canon’ is

I am eventually going to get around to my post on Francis's flawed attempt at...

July 2016

July 29, 2016

Does Being Catholic Change How I Write About Pope Francis?

I used to write about Pope Francis from the vantage point of a secular academic who...

July 28, 2016

The Black Madonna loved me into Eastern Catholicism

Some people have asked me to craft some of my reflections about why I joined...

December 2015

December 09, 2015

Courageously mourning with Eastern Catholics

Recently, I organized an event for an Eastern Catholic parish. I am not Eastern Catholic....

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