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... just a reminder: that St. Basil the Great has begun having Divine Liturgy EVERY Saturday evening at 5pm. The Eucharistic Congress is this weekend. St. Ann's Parish is selling stained glass memorials. And I'm looking for ways to purchase purple vestements for our priest so he can have them in time for Lent.

Adrian Murdoch is back!Bread and Circuses is back in my links because he's been very quietly putting it back up online. And now we have his first new post. I adore Adrian, love his books, and always enjoyed his blog. I hope you will too - so if you're new to it, please take a look.

One of the outrageous phenomena of our ongoing war with the Arabs is not only that they lie often to the press/media, telling some extravagant and outrageous lies sometimes, groundless lies, sometimes merely silly fibs that only influence fools in the West --but that the Western media and fake "human

This case is unusual, inasmuch as the fact that Greece is on the opposite side of the argument to usual. From: Balkan Travellers Silver Plates Owned by Greece and Claimed by Bulgaria Will Not Participate in Byzantium Art Show BalkanTravellers.com 10 September 2008 The Greek-owned Byzantine set,

I am following with a sense of detached fascination UBC researcher Rosie Redfield's saga of her quest to get her CIHR funded article published in a scientific journal and also made available Open Access.

All right, so I will now get back to more edifying business. I have given everyone more than a piece of my mind on the question of the election, as have also some of you who have commented here. I apologize for my snarkiness. My desire was to defend a pro-life woman who was being trashed all over the place.

“Sand and Snow,” the new song by Light this City, is currently streaming on the band’s MySpace. The track comes off of Stormchaser, LTC’s new album that Prosthetic will release on November 11, in spite of the fact that the band has already broken up and, despite Dallas Coyle’s pleas, do not appear to

It needs not be said that Los Angeles is the most ethnically-diverse metropolis in America, and perhaps the world. But the Militant said it anyway. This weekend, whether you want Southeastern Europe or Southeast Asia, or crave paidakia or pancit, this weekend is for you.L.A.

Welcome Armenia invites you to discover an ancient mysterious place full of secrets and puzzles where the traces of various nations and cultures can be found. St. Cross preserving place- Akhtala monastery surpassed European renaissance passing through the invasions of Tamerlane and inspiring Pasolini of Armenian cinematography.

12 Ways to Photoshop Your Face Through History In this series of photoshop tutorials, we’ll be photoshopping this girl through painting history! 12 different influential styles you can learn to apply to your own portrait. The middle ages-Byzantine Icon Make a religious Byzantine icon from your photo.