Books by Fr. Ted
Fr. Ted on GoodReads.com-
Photos by Fr. Ted
More Photos
Monthly Archives: July 2011
The Triads of St. Paul the Apostle
“There are three sorts of men: The man of God, who renders good for evil; the man of men, who renders good for good and evil for evil; and the man of the devil, who renders evil for good. Three … Continue reading
Posted in Christian, Discipleshp, love, Orthodox, Orthodoxy, Tradition, Uncategorized
Tagged Being Christian, Discipleship, ethics, Following Christ, godliness, Imitating Christ, Morality, Virtues
1 Comment
Constantine, Heretics and Schismatics (2)
This is the 8th blog in this series which began with Two Versions of Constantine the Great. The previous blog is Constantine, Heretics and Schismatics (1). This blog series is considering Constantine the Great as presented in two books: Paul … Continue reading
Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden
Last week I had a short period of time to visit the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens, and despite the oppressive heat and humidity, I did stroll through the Zoo for about an hour. I can at least invite you … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty, Creation, God and Evolution, God and Science, Nature, Photography, Uncategorized
Tagged Animals, Beauty, Botanical, Cincinnati Zoo, Creation, Creator, Flowers, God the Giver of Life, Photography, Psalm 104, Zoo
3 Comments
Representing Public Opinion or the Public?
Rutgers University Professor David Greenberg wrote an article about President Teddy Roosevelt, “Beyond the Bully Pulpit”, in the Summer 2011 issue of THE WILSON QUARTERLY. Greenberg credits (or blames!) TR with being the president who made “spin” “a fundamental part … Continue reading
Constantine, Heretics and Schismatics (1)
This is the 7th blog in this series which began with Two Versions of Constantine the Great. The previous blog is Constantine and the Christian Bishops (2). This blog series is considering Constantine the Great as presented in two books: … Continue reading
Constantine and the Christian Bishops (2)
This is the 6th blog in this series which began with Two Versions of Constantine the Great. The previous blog is Constantine and the Christian Bishops (1). This blog series is considering Constantine the Great as presented in two books: … Continue reading
2011 Dayton Air Show
I don’t go to the Dayton Airshow every year, and I am neither an airplane or military buff. I still enjoyed the show. Samuel Morse in 1844 when opening the telegraph line between Baltimore and Washington keyed in the … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, United States
Tagged 2011 Dayton Air Show, Aerobatics, Air Show, Jets, Military, Photography, Planes, U.S. Military, USAF
1 Comment
Constantine and the Christian Bishops (1)
This is the 5th blog in this series which began with Two Versions of Constantine the Great. The previous blog is Constantine’s Triumph Over Imperial Rivals. This blog series is considering Constantine the Great as presented in two books: Paul … Continue reading
The Martyrdom of Boris and Gleb
St. Vladimir Prince of the Rus is noted of course for his choosing to become a Christian in 988AD and thus bringing the Christian Faith to the people of Rus (both Ukrainians and Russians claim this is how Orthodox Christianity … Continue reading
Posted in Christian, Church History, Cross, death, Discipleshp, Gospel, Martyrdom, Orthodox, Orthodox Church, Peace, Saints
Tagged Boris and Gleb, Church History, Discipleship, Following Christ, Imitating Christ, Martyrdom, Orthodox Saints, Russian Orthodox, Taking up the Cross, Witness
Leave a comment
St. Paul’s Backyard (July 2011)
I haven’t posted for a while photos from around our church, so I thought I would offer a few views today as the heat of summer broils us. The hibiscus have been in full bloom, despite the heat. Above is … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty, Creation, love, Ministry, Nature, Orthodox Church, Orthodox Church in America, Photography
Tagged Beauty, Flowers, Nature photos, Photography, Photos, St. Paul Church
1 Comment
