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Hello, I’m Andrea, Chrismated Elizabeth on Orthodox Sunday, March 20, 2005. I’m happily married to George and the mother of six children.

My Pysanky Blog and my neglected other blog

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  1. Andrea:
    Looks like you’ve gotta lotta stuff here. Good stuff, too. How you manage to write 2 – count’em two! – blogs… I’ll never know. I’ll have to come back and read more. Seems well thought out and balanced, too. Sometimes I think we’re all running parallel in many ways… wherever we are. Maybe that’s what the Body of Christ may involve. Hmmmmmm. Thank you!

  2. Hi James. Thanks. I sort of neglect my other blog these days and have mostly migrated here. Being balanced is a goal, not necessarily achieved, nor sought with equal fairness. I really like the parallel nature of blogging. It’s easy to go back in your corner and just watch how competing, contradictory, or even similar but not exactly the same thoughts get played out. I enjoy reading your erudite words as well. Blog on!

  3. Dear to Christ Elisabeth:

    I highly recommend reading Protopresbyter John Romanides PATRISTIC THEOLOGY . . . http://www.uncutmountainsupply.com/proddetail.asp?prod=PTRO

    Pray for me

  4. Thanks for the recommendation. I have a copy and started reading it this morning at your timely suggestion.

    Please pray for me as well.

  5. Jennifer said,

    Six children! God bless you! I barely manage the two that I already have and shiver whenever my husband mentions having two more…but then again, I’m starting to warm up to the idea of another. :)

    I’m glad I found your blog. I’m reading through and finding so much of interest to me.

  6. I started out thinking two was plenty, but sometimes things work out how one would never plan. The other 4 came about with a second marriage.

    Your blog looks lovely, and I look forward to reading more.

    Thanks for stopping by! :)

  7. anon said,

    Gotta laugh at your questions and the responses on Energetic Procession this day, ( December 18,2008).

    You’re not being “radical” in any way yet you sure make them uncomfortable.

    My view regarding priesthood and women’s ordination is rather simple;

    The whole notion of priesthood needs to be re-examined.

    This is in keeping with re-examining the notion of Church.

    This will take generations so I’m happy the questions keep coming up.

    The Church is a living Body, not a monument.

  8. I’m pretty much in agreement with them on the ordination of women. I think all of us, maybe women more, worry about properly teaching or representing the faith.


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