Homesick for Chicago

This is one of my favourite cities in the US.
I am very glad to visit it again this summer.

Travelling for two weeks

I will be in the US – Durham, NC, and Chicago – in the next two weeks and I will not be able to access my blog on a regular basis. I hope you will be patient with me as moderating comments will take a little bit longer.

Also, as I tried to recover from the extremely tiring trip to the (not so) holy land, I has not able yet to write anything about that intriguing pilgrimage. I hope to have more time after the summer school at Duke University.

See you.

Metr. Kallistos at North Park University in Chicago

I have just received word from my good friend Dr. Bradley Nassif, who teaches at North Park University in Chicago, a school rooted in the moderate Baptist tradition, that Metr. Kallistos,of Diokleia, from Oxford University, will visit this university in February 2011, lecturing, among other themes, also on the Evangelical-Orthodox dialogue.

Here is the announcement:

Andras Visky’s ‘I Killed My Mother’ in Chicago – UPDATE

NEWS: TimeOut Chicago gives five stars to this play (see HERE)

Istoria lui Tommy si un slujitor nevrednic al lui Dumnezeu

Am primit ieri prin email, de la o prietenă, povestea convertirii unui student ateu în Chicago şi am fost impresionat de ea, aşa încât am decis să explorez puţin realitatea şi legitimitatea afişării ei pe blogul meu.

Ceea ce m-a facut puţin suspicios a fost fraza cu care se încheie mesajul. Ea sună cam aşa:

„If this story means anything to you, please pass it on to a friend or two. It is a true story and is not enhanced for publicity purposes.”