If it Bleeds, It Leads
by Jim Forest Love is caring for the needs of another person even though you wish you didn’t have to and... Read More
Three Faiths Meet at OPF Conference
By Teresa Peneguy Paprock Above: Not your usual Orthodox Christian gathering: Daniel Spiro, left, and Haytham Younis An imam, a priest and a... Read More
In Communion-News- Fall 2010 nr 58
Turkey: monastery celebrates first Liturgy in 88 years On the 15th of August, Orthodox faithful flocked to the cliffside setting of Sumela... Read More
Conversations by E-Mail -Fall 2010 IC 58
These are extracts from recent postings to the OPF’s e-mail discussion list. If you are an OPF member and wish to take... Read More
Recommended Reading Fall 2010 IC 58
Towards a Truly Free Market by John Medaille Intercollegiate Studies Institute, 282 pp, $27 The economy is very sick, perhaps terminally, because... Read More
The Muddle that is the Middle East
by Alexander Patico These days, we Christians have a reputation often based on our prejudices rather than our principles, our irritations with... Read More
Witness in Jerusalem
By Helena KoumiBefore I came to Palestine-Israel, I had no way of knowing that the three-week war in Gaza was just around... Read More
Saint Brigid of Ireland
St. Brigid was born in the mid-fifth century at Faughart, near Dundalk, in Ireland, a member of a family brought to Christianity... Read More
Dear In Communion reader,
August 2010 Dear In Communion reader, At the eucharistic Liturgy, the word “peace” or “peaceful” is heard at least forty times. Its... Read More
A Christian home is incomplete without a Christ room
above: drawing by Fritz Eichenberg from Works of Mercy (Orbis Books) “I was a stranger,” Christ says, “and you took me in.”... Read More