Monthly Archives: January 2009

I started reading Doctorow’s “The March” earlier this week.  In it the author follows Sherman’s epic march with 60,000 Union troops through Georgia and S and N Carolina.  The events are told through the eyes of Sherman, as well as … Continue reading →

H/T: Архиерей, Archbishop Ignaty’s blog Three builders were carrying the same exact work. -What do you do? -each of them was asked. -I carry stones, said the first one. -I’m earning a living, responded the second one. But the third … Continue reading →

Though I’d like to get back to my translation of Bp. Mitrophan’s talk on the Holy Scripture in the writings of St. Sava, there is not much time for that now. Instead, I am posting some thoughts of the newly … Continue reading →

Take a moment and watch this beautiful video.

Churches throughout Serbia and the world are celebrating St. Sava today. Many have already had their St. Sava programs either last weekend or last night, while some churches will be holding their’s this coming weekend. Pictured above is the beginning … Continue reading →