Tag: Incarnation

• The Girl Who Stared Down the Emperor

  The Life of Saint Theodosia of Constantinople (died 729 AD) The soldiers came at dawn. They carried ropes, hammers, and… Read more.

• The Bishop Who Fought Dragons with Words

  The Life of Saint Nikitas of Chalcedon (died c. 842) The emperor’s soldiers came for the icons at dawn. They… Read more.

• The Bishop Who Fought a Dragon with Words

  The Life of Saint Niketas the Bishop of Chalcedon (8th–9th Century) The soldiers came for Niketas on a cold morning.… Read more.

• The Bishop Who Fought a Dragon with Words

  The Life of Saint Niketas the Confessor, Bishop of Chalcedon (circa 760–838) The soldiers came for Niketas on a spring… Read more.

• The Bishop Who Outfoxed an Empire

  The Life of Saint Athanasius the Great (296–373 AD) Five times they drove him out. Five times he came back.… Read more.

• The Bishop Who Tamed the Dragon’s River

  The Life of Saint Niketas the Bishop of Chalcedon (8th–9th Century) The soldiers came for him at dawn. Niketas, Bishop… Read more.

• The Lion Who Stood When Everyone Knelt

  The Life of Saint Flavian, Patriarch of Constantinople (died 449) The old man knew they were going to kill him.… Read more.

• The Arithmetic of Love

  When Calculus Becomes Charity — A Reflection for Week after Zacchaeus Sunday on 1 Peter 4:1-11 and Mark 12:28-37 Zacchaeus… Read more.

• The Word Made Flesh: Refugee, Revelation, and the Pattern of Divine Descent

  How God’s Self-Emptying Love Becomes the Path We Must Walk Christmas reveals something so radical that Paul had to insist… Read more.

• The Word Made Flesh in Flight and Solidarity

  How God’s Descent into Darkness Becomes Your Path to Transformation The Christmas story refuses sentimentality. Now when they had departed,… Read more.