How to Read James Joyce’s Ulysses (and Why You Should Avoid “How-to” Guides Like This One) — Biblioklept

[Editorial note: What follows is an edit of a piece I first posted on June 16, 2010–Bloomsday. Today marks the 100th anniversary of the first publication of James Joyce’s masterpiece Ulysses. I tried to come up with something original, but I found I had nothing to say that I hadn’t already said here, which essentially amounts to, […]

How to Read James Joyce’s Ulysses (and Why You Should Avoid “How-to” Guides Like This One) — Biblioklept

Luck is For Leprechauns — Cristian Mihai

“The struggle alone pleases us, not the victory.” – Blaise Pascal Imagine if somehow, through a miraculous occurrence, you’d be offered the chance to get what you want most out of life. Your heart’s desire. Right here, right now. Would you take it? No strings attached, no soul-selling required. But would you take it? Would […]

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The Church of Christ. By Fr Nikita Grigoriev. — True Orthodoxy

The Church is One. This is the first definition that the Church gave Herself in the Creed. One God, One Faith and One Church. In our current days for many people, this initial self-definition by the Church has become incomprehensible and even forgotten. The Church is one, but it has two parts: on earth its […]

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Pascha: Journey from Earth to Heaven — Fr. Ted’s Blog

For from death to life and from earth to heaven has Christ our God led us as we sing the song of victory: Christ is risen from the dead! (Hymn of Pascha) Great Lent is a spiritual journey. At the beginning of Lent, we began reading the Book of Genesis. We were expelled with Eve […]

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