Here your servant waits for peace.
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Here your servant waits for peace.
Read moreWe need not fear death. To put it quite simply, God is telling us, “do not be afraid; all will be well.”
Read moreOne approach to lectionary reform would be to use the two pillars of Incarnation (Orthodoxy) and the Cross (veneration) as Sundays revealing Christ as the savior of humankind.
Read more“The churching of a child is an offering to God and the altar is the place where we make such offerings.”
Read moreBy what metric do we measure a liturgical reform?
Read moreThe Holy Supper has allowed me to experience the birth of Christ as an event that we can participate in today, continuing to give birth to Christ in our own lives.
Read moreOn December 15, a unification council was held at St. Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, Ukraine.
Read morePastors admonish parishioners to worship the newborn king on Christmas, but for many families, family obligations demand a compromise.
Read moreWhy most Eastern traditions do not know instrumental music in their liturgies.
Read moreWhat is the risk of attempting to increase intercommunion as a way of demonstrating commitment to unity despite our differences?
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