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Sunday Gratitude - 22.II.2026
(Tuesday again, yes, because Tuesdays usually are one of the least crazy days of the week!) I am grateful that I have a good guy who works on my car, that he’s not terribly far and that I’ve been pretty happy with his work. He even fixed the rear license plate issue – I tried removing a plastic license plate frame that was mostly broken off anyway and ended up with the license plate hanging by…
Online Forgiveness
Today marks the beginning of Great Lent in the Eastern Orthodox Church, and practically all Orthodox churches had a service last night called “Forgiveness Vespers” to get things started on the right foot. I’ve heard certain priests say that they notice a lot of people skip the service, and I’m sure they do. Basically, at the conclusion of the service, people line up, often in a circle, and each…
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Forgiveness Sunday
Not many of you know me personally, but in the spirit of this day, I would like to ask.
For everything that I have done, said, or failed to do or say that has harmed, offended, neglected, or failed you, please forgive me.
Forgiveness Vespers // 2015
Forgiveness Vespers // 2015
A little bit of context: Forgiveness Vespers is the first service of Lent in the Orthodox Church, where we ask forgiveness of everyone in the parish. It’s an absolutely beautiful service, and we actually sing the Pascha (Easter) hymns during it, which was a wonder surprise for me my second Forgiveness Vespers, when I could actually recognize them. When my family began the journey to the Orthodox…
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