
I write on liturgy (Byzantine, Roman, Anglican—esthetics, theology, translation); spirituality, ecclesiology, language, culture, etc. My blog is eclectic in genre and subject—like the book of Ecclesiasticus in the Bible, whose author it's named after.
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I'm a Catholic priest of the Byzantine Rite (UGCC). Was raised in the Anglo-Catholic tradition, spent many years serving in the OCA, studied church music at Westminster Choir College, and theology at St. Tikhon’s Sem., St. Vladimir’s, and Notre Dame.
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