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Sons of Sirach

Fr. Herman Majkrzak

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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‘God who at sundry times and in divers manners’

“For this man was counted worthy of more glory than Moses, inasmuch as he who hath builded the house hath more honour than the house.” (Heb. 3:3) (Mosaic of the Transfiguration from the apse of the Basilica of St. Catherine’s Monastery, Mt....

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Lent—The Holy Forty Days

The Holy Forty Martyrs of Sebaste, whose feast day always falls Lent (March 9th on the Byzantine Calendar, March 9th or 10th on the Roman). Forty in number, they are patron saints of the martyric, forty-day Great Fast. If anyone knows who p...

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On the Discipline of Fasting

The Casting Out of Adam and Eve from Paradise, Visoki Dečani. Not really the subject of my sermon, though it is one of the themes of this Sunday.

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At Home in God’s Temple: the Prodigal Son on Candlemas Eve

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  • Fr. Herman Majkrzak

    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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