By Dr. Tony Kireopoulos Last week I was honored to witness a milestone event, with the service to “open the doors” of St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine
Dr. Tony Kireopoulos Covid-19 has disrupted all of our lives. In no area has it disrupted my life as much as it has in terms of travel. As a cancer
By Dr. Tony Kireopoulos As many people know, this year’s Easter celebrations (in the west, for Catholics, Protestants, and Anglicans, and in the east, for the Orthodox) are four weeks
by Dr. Tony Kireopoulos I am not the first to contemplate snow as a metaphor for grace. A quick Google search demonstrates that countless others have done so. But as
As Christians, what beautiful imagery we have to celebrate Christmas: A baby born in a stable, he and his family huddled among farm animals and shepherds; A star
by Tony Kireopoulos In recent decades, and particularly as the culture wars have taken center stage, to be “pro-life” has come to be defined by many to mean the singular
By Dr. Antonios Kireopoulos Among the low points of the last year, perhaps the lowest, was when the president called the soldiers who had died in battle, indeed who had
It’s finally a warm spring day. The bluest of skies is cloudless, flowers are bursting forth in every possible color, and a gentle breeze is causing the leaves of the
