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November 2007
November 22, 2007
November 14, 2007
New Blog: Offbeat Modest Dress
Posted by kristinsdottir under modest dress, modesty in dress[2] Comments
I’m splitting the clothing posts and info off into a second blog: Offbeat Modest Dress.
November 6, 2007
The Men of the Orthodox Church: Think ‘Braveheart’
Posted by kristinsdottir under Orthodoxy and Men, movies I liked[10] Comments
From the article: “Orthodox churches call men to be courageous and act (think ‘Braveheart’). Men love adventure, and our faith is a great story in which men find a role that gives meaning to their ordinary existence.”
Orthodox writer Frederica Matthewes-Green opines that the Orthodox Church may be the only church which attracts and holds men in numbers equal to women. She emailed a hundred Orthodox men, most of whom joined the Church as adults. Her question? “What do you think makes this church particularly attractive to men?” She suggests that their responses, here, may spark some ideas for leaders in other churches, who are looking for ways to keep guys in the pews.
It’s been noted that the Orthodox Church may not be as fully supported by Orthodox men beyond America’s shores. Readers, any thoughts?
November 2, 2007
Clergy Etiquette
Posted by kristinsdottir under Orthodox Saints, etiquette in Orthodox Christianity1 Comment
A guide for properly addressing Orthodox clergy.
(the icon is of Holy Nicholas the Wonderworker; thank you, Vara, for this image!)
November 2, 2007
Holy Righteous Grand Princess St. Yelizaveta the New Martyr
Posted by kristinsdottir under Orthodox Christianity, russian painters, saints[4] Comments
The icon of the Holy Righteous Grand Princess Saint Yelizaveta the New Martyr is by Filipp Moskvitin. (thank you, Vara!)
I am enjoying reading Lubov Miller’s Grand Duchess Elizabeth of Russia : New Martyr of the Communist Yoke.
November 2, 2007
Painting: A Goblet of Mead by Makovsky
Posted by kristinsdottir under art, russian painters1 Comment
The artist is Konstantin Makovsky and it’s called “A Goblet of Mead.” (thank you, Vara!)











