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Continue Reading...Like the wicked servant, there are those who think human rights “ free” them from the Gospel.
Continue Reading...Fr. Anthony and Fr. Gregory continue their discussion on personalities and the priesthood, focusing primarily on the attributes/predispositions of agreeableness and openness. Along the way, they end up talking about Jung, Flannery O’Connor, and Jordan Peterson. Enjoy the show! http://www.ancientfaith.com/podcasts/goodguys/fr._gregory_jensen_on_personality_types_and_spirituality
Continue Reading...Sometimes along with the good we intend, we end up doing harm we don’t intend but nevertheless do.
Continue Reading...To refuse to work together with the whole Church is to pursue my own salvation while neglecting your salvation.
Continue Reading...I’m looking to rent a space near UW-Madison for a church. Any suggestions? For the last several months, the mission I serve (Ss Cyril & Methodius) has been meeting Sunday mornings in a space we rent from the Lutheran campus ministry program at UW. They have been nothing but wonderful hosts but I would like the parish to start the …
Continue Reading...Working together doesn’t mean I tell you what to do or you tell me what today. Rather, we are to help each other pursue the work God has called each of us to accomplish in this life.
Continue Reading...In the full sense, hospitality means dedicating ourselves personally and as a community to fostering each other’s vocation. This is why St Paul tells us to “receive one another, just as Christ also received us, to the glory of God.”
Continue Reading...Our vocation is not a predetermined “slot” or “job” or even “office” in the Church. Rather it emerges slowly as we exercise the gifts given in baptism.
Continue Reading...The besetting sin, if I may speak boldly, of Orthodoxy in America, is that too often, we tell the laity to leave their professional and technical competencies at the door to the Church.
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