Ad Orientem

is the blog of an Orthodox Christian and is published under the spiritual patronage of St. John of San Francisco. Topics likely to be discussed include matters relating to Orthodoxy as well as other religious confessions, politics, economics, social issues, current events or anything else which interests me. © 2006-2026

Friday, August 13, 2010

Fed’s Hoenig: Rates Need to Rise

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The U.S. economy is recovering and the Federal Reserve needs to raise interest rates, lest it leave in place a policy that will only fuel fu...
Thursday, August 12, 2010

Orthodox Shrines in Kosovo fight for survival

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Holy Trinity Church in Kosovo Moscow fears that NATO's decision to transfer the protection of Serbian Orthodox shrines in Kosovo to the ...
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Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Maxine Waters and the bank

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As chairman and chief executive of OneUnited Bank, Kevin L. Cohee has sought to build a company that is about more than just money. He promo...

An interesting post on a really boring topic

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OK. Let's be honest. In the grand scheme of Orthoblogdom the topic of church administration, (unless we are talking about a scandal) i...
Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Going out in a blaze of glory

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Yesterday I posted a little news item from the NY Times about an airline attendant who had a run in with a really obnoxious jerk on his pla...
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Federal Salaries Soaring Above Private Sector

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For those fortunate enough to have a job in this tough economy, there's a growing gap in salary between government employees and those w...
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Fearing an economic slowdown and deflation the FED will print (more) money

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WASHINGTON — Acknowledging that the recovery has slowed, the Federal Reserve on Tuesday announced that it would use the proceeds from its hu...
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Monday, August 09, 2010

EU presses for power of direct taxation

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The EU hopes that the plan, to be unveiled next month, which could see new taxes on air travel and financial transactions, will give it more...
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Quote of the day...

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It is my heart-warm and world-embracing Christmas hope and aspiration that all of us, the high, the low, the rich, the poor, the admired, th...

Tough day on the job (and probably last)

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A JetBlue flight attendant apparently upset with an uncooperative passenger on a just-landed flight unleashed a profanity-laden tirade on th...

100 Years Ago Today: A famous photo...

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Taken moments after New York City Mayor William Jay Gaynor was shot by a recently fired civil servant. The Mayor was on the deck of the oce...

Britain Begins to Feel Austerity Cuts

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LONDON — Last month, the British government abolished the U.K. Film Council, the Health Protection Agency and dozens of other groups that re...
Sunday, August 08, 2010

The Papacy - The Patriarchy of the West- and Orthodox Ecclesiology

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I draw the reader's attention to a fascinating com-box discussion going on over at Fr. Z's blog ( see this post ) on the Papal decis...
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British couple murdered in "honor killing"

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Gul Wazir, a taxi driver from Birmingham’s Alum Rock and wife Begum were shot dead Salehana, a village known as "Little England" f...

When less is more

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A two-bedroom apartment. Two cars. Enough wedding china to serve two dozen people. Yet Tammy Strobel wasn’t happy. Working as a project mana...
Friday, August 06, 2010

Draught Fire and Pollution hammer Russia

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MOSCOW — Planes were diverted from Moscow airports on Friday after huge peat and forest fires blanketed the capital in acrid smoke, forcing...

Feast of the Transfiguration and slow posting (again)

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(OK. So I can't read a calendar.) Sorry for the slow posting this week. I just moved and it's been a busy week. Also I will be out...
Wednesday, August 04, 2010

Heroic Missionaries strive to evangelize... Greece

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The bravery and courage of ancient Spartans is legendary. The name conjures up visions of fearless soldiers charging into battle without tho...
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RIP: Mitch Miller

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A class act all the way, Mitch Miller died on Saturday at 99. I honestly did not know he was still alive all these years. Mitch Miller was ...
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Relics of St. John the Baptist are claimed found

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The remains – small fragments of a skull, bones from a jaw and an arm, and a tooth – were discovered embedded in an altar in the ruins of th...
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