Saint Evangelicus, a follower of the holy Apostle Andrew
(November 30), is the first known bishop of the diocese of Tomis
(Constantsa) in Dacia Pontica (Lesser Scythia, or Dobrogea). He was
active around the mouths of the Danube toward the end of the third
century.
Bishop Evangelicus converted many pagans of Dacia
Pontica to Christianity. He is mentioned in the account of the martyrdom
of Sts Epictetus and Astion (July 8), where he is described as the
founder of churches in the province. The parents of these holy martyrs
were baptized by St Evangelicus after being converted by the priest
Bonosus.
It is believed that St Evangelicus suffered martyrdom during the persecution of Diocletian (284-305).
Not All Silence Holds the Voice of God
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Homily for the Seventh Sunday of Pentecost
Hieromonk Spyridon (Dorosh)
We don’t need silence for silence’s sake, but that within it you might meet
the one ...
"Worship" as a False Friend
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*What is a "False Friend"?*
As a Bible nerd, I have spent a lot time watching videos from a Protestant
podcaster by the name of Mark Ward, who spent sev...
Robert E Howard Days 2026
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Originally published on my Substack:
https://cliftondhealy.substack.com/p/robert-e-howard-days-2026?r=2jveu I
write this the day after getting home from Ho...
Mărțișoare cusute manual
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Mărțișoare confecționate îmbină croșeta cu acul. Dorința mea a fost de a
încerca să cos diverse flori, ca o joacă mai mult, ca o relaxare. Au ieșit
acest...
On the canons
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Longtime readers will know I enjoy Fr. Sergei Sveshnikov's books and
articles. Enjoy this discussion on the canons from ROCORStudies.
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The Catacomb Church (1991)
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The text below is excerpted from the 2011 book "In the Catacombs" by S.V.
Shumilo:
"Remaining in a position without rights, the Catacomb Church – as in t...
Εσύ ετοίμασες την Φάτνη σου;
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*Άκουε ουρανέ και ενωτίζου η γη· ιδού γαρ ο Υιός και Λόγος του Θεού και
Πατρός, πρόεισι τεχθήναι…*
*Ηλιαχτίδα..*
Αναρωτηθήκαμε ποτέ, γιατί άραγε ο...
Ascension and Judgment in the Triumphal Entry
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One of the key features of the Gospels is the many prophecies of Christ
regarding His own passion, death, resurrection, …
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England and Wales, 2019
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I am back and rested after spending 15 days in the U.K. While I
always enjoy coming home, the truth of the matter is that I was not quite
ready to ...
Exceptions
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There seems to be a common school of thought that and exception to a canon
permits more exceptions. However, the very nature of an exception is that
it doe...
A Tale of Two Linguists
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The Second Vatican Council declared the Latin language to be one of the
treasures of the Western Church, and decreed that it would remain the
official lang...
Christmas: the Eternal embraces the Finite
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*The following is a Christmas-season meditation by Susan Anne, who will be
joining me on this blog as a co-author.*
Beginnings and endings, finite measur...
Call the Veep, Agent Mulder!
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Somewhere around the two-hour mark in JD Vance’s nearly three-hour podcast
interview last week with Joe Rogan, the pair got into a serious
conversation a...
Hello
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Been getting the notion to write again. I’ve kind of given up on words. Not
hymns though. Rocks, plants and dirt are my words. They provide shelter,
beauty...
Service Interruption notice
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You may have noticed rigorousintuition.ca is currently down. We're moving
servers. Drew informs me it shouldn't take too long. Perhaps tonight or
tomorrow....
The truth drew hatred…
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“Seest Thou what suffer those who censure, O Word of God, the faults of
the unclean. Not being able to bear censure, lo, Herod cut off my head, O
Savior....
The Dynamism of Holy Tradition
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I. How & Why Traditions Are Created “Be imitators of me, just as I also am
of Christ. Now I praise you because you remember me in everything and hold
firml...
Apostleship - A Family Affair?
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Sometimes I amuse myself by imagining Jesus and the Apostles in situations
they might see if they grew up in the America that I know and love. When I
was a...
Moving Day
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I’m beginning to copy some of the articles on ecumenism over to a new blog
called “Eirenikon“, devoted solely to the topic of Orthodox/Catholic
rapprocheme...
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