Word Magazine February 1978 Page 5 – 8 The Beauty by anthony scott It was one of those dismal northwestern winter days — cold, rainy and overcast. The type of day when one would love to curl up by a warm fire to read a good book. “Why are we out and walking around in [...]
Word Magazine February 1966 Page 3-5 THE AIM OF CONTEMPORARY EDUCATION By Rt. Rev. Athanasius Saliba, Pawtucket, RI. I. EDUCATION OF THE WHOLE MAN The main task of education is to help man actualize his own potentialities. Man was created in the image and likeness of God. He was appointed as the master of God’s [...]
In September 1989, I became a member and priest of the Holy Orthodox Church. Here are my reactions... TEN YEARS LATER by Father Bill Olnhausen Saint Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Church Cedarburg, Wisconsin September 1999 What I hoped to find in the Orthodox Church I was seeking stability in the faith. I sought the Church that [...]
Word Magazine October 2001 Page 26 TALK, TALK, TALK TROUBLE, TROUBLE, TROUBLE By Very Rev. Stephen Rogers Never before in the history of humanity have there been so many opportunities to talk. Talk shows are all the rage. Chat rooms on the internet consume hours of people’s time. Cell phones, beepers, faxes, community-access television, desk-top [...]
SUMMER THOUGHTS by Fr. Antony Gabriel Were I not possessed with a purpose beyond my own.. I had better be a ploughman than a philosopher, for the ploughman lives as long as the philosopher, eats more, sleeps better and rejoices in the wife of his bosom with less misgiving. This is because the philosopher is [...]
Word Magazine May 1981 Page 19 SPIRITUAL BUMS By Father James C. Meena I would like to share with you some reminiscences of the past. When I was a child, my parents would always admonish me when I would leave home for some social occasion, “Remember who you are and always make us proud of [...]
Word Magazine September 1971 Page 11-12 SINGLENESS OF PURPOSE by Father Stephen Plumlee We Christians have a remarkable capacity for overlooking and ignoring the fullness of meaning that is in the life which we take upon ourselves when we called ourselves “Christian”. We are fortunate that our Lord Jesus has time and again provided us [...]
Word Magazine February 1979 Page 19 “SINGING THE BLUES?” Homily by Father James C. Meena When we are feeling depressed, as though our contacts with God have been disrupted, or when we question the wisdom of God or wonder if God is even there, it’s time for us to look into the Scriptures which are [...]
Again Magazine March 1993 Page 8 – 9 SINCE GOD DOESN'T MAKE MISTAKES: Women’s “Ordination” Denies The Incarnation By Sheldon Vanauken The case for the “ordination” of women to the sacramental priesthood is very appealing. It appeals to our sense of fair play, of simple justice. Women have, in fact, suffered grave injustice: why is [...]
From the Again Magazine - Volume 18, Number 3 – September, 1995 Page 4-7 Signs, Wonders, & Angelic Visitations By Deacon R. Thomas Zell We find insufficient evidence for belief in the existence of a supernatural; it is either meaningless or irrelevant to the question of survival and fulfillment of the human race. As non-theists, [...]