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#281145 - 03/03/08 07:37 AM Re: Good speakers? [Re: Western Orthodox]
Collin Nunis Offline
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Registered: 07/27/07
Posts: 238
Loc: Selangor, Malaysia
 Originally Posted By: Western Orthodox
Fr. Pat is great.

I've been told Archimandrite Meletios Weber has a good talk on the 12-Step Program and how is correlates with Orthodox theology.

Fr. Daniel Byantoro has a moving discussion of his missionary efforts, literally creating the Orthodox Church of Indonesia (and also Malaysia and elsewhere in the region). He's in Malaysia now but speaks extensively in the United States.

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Western Orthodoxy Blog


Where is he in Malaysia? I would love to meet him. I live in Malaysia at the moment actually. By the way, great blog Ben. Your blog does the Western Rite a lot of justice.

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#281211 - 03/03/08 04:24 PM Re: Good speakers? [Re: Collin Nunis]
Mykhayl Online   content
Member


Registered: 02/16/08
Posts: 274
Loc: Pgh, PA USA
C. I. X.

Msgr George (Appleyard) author LIGHT FROM THE EAST

http://www.htucc.org/

412-279-4652

Holy Trinity Ukrainian Catholic Church
730 Washington Avenue
Carnegie, PA 15106-4109 USA

Eparchy St. Josaphat

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#281247 - 03/03/08 08:24 PM Re: Good speakers? [Re: Mykhayl]
Western Orthodox Offline
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Registered: 05/14/07
Posts: 192
Loc: The Orthodox Vatican
Wow, small world. I'm not certain exactly where he is at the moment; he returned to the area because of a missionary priest's death (which devastated him).

Here's his website: www.friendsofindonesia.org

Fr. Daniel is a good speaker on any number of topics, but he's most absorbing when he discusses how he is creating the Indonesian Orthodox Church.

Thanks for your kind words about my pathetic site, too.

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#281297 - 03/04/08 07:06 AM Re: Good speakers? [Re: Western Orthodox]
Collin Nunis Offline
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Registered: 07/27/07
Posts: 238
Loc: Selangor, Malaysia
Well, i think your site is about the only news site concerning the Western Rite... Well, almost... but better than nothing. You've done alot of justice to all the new WR communities, so yeah, you deserve some accolades. Its not much coming from me, but better than nothing.
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#281298 - 03/04/08 07:32 AM Re: Good speakers? [Re: Collin Nunis]
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Registered: 02/07/07
Posts: 2
Loc: Ohio
If you are thinking about sexual ethics and morality then I would recommend either Father Loya as stated before or Christopher West. Their talks would be geared towards Pope John Paul II Theology of the Body. Both men are amazing. Christopher may be from the Western Church but by no means does he negate the Eastern Church by any stretch. I think it would be beneficial for everyone in your parish to hear the message of the why behind the what of chastity and human sexuality as a whole. I hope that helps.
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#281328 - 03/04/08 11:18 AM Re: Good speakers? [Re: stevieg639]
MrsMW Offline
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Registered: 01/26/07
Posts: 194
Loc: Southern California
Fr Thomas Loya is a really great speaker. I would also suggest Fr Maximos from Holy Resurection Monastery in Newberry Springs. He is on the forum. I love to hear him preach. You can go to the website and download a talk he gave on the Holy Mysteries that is wonderful. I would put the link but I am computer challenged. Look him up on the forum and get his link.
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#281359 - 03/04/08 02:50 PM Re: Good speakers? [Re: Byzantine TX]
Marina Karlovna Offline
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Registered: 11/30/07
Posts: 19
Loc: Washington
I would recommend Fr. Christopher Zugger of Our Lady of Perpetual Help BCC in Alburquerque. He is the author of "The Forgotten" a book about the 20th century persecution of both Latin and Eastern Catholics under communism. His book is scholarly (and a bit dry) but as a speaker, Fr. Christopher is warm and inspiring. He has traveled frequently in Eastern Europe and is well informed in the post-Soviet blossoming of the church.

I met him two years ago at the annual pilgrimage at the Shrine of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Olympia, Washington. His talk of the martyrdom of Bl. Theodore Rhomza (unsure of spelling, please forgive) was excellent.

I'm not sure what part of the big state of Texas you are in, but it looks like Fr. Christopher is more or less in your neighborhood.

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#281425 - 03/04/08 11:40 PM Re: Good speakers? [Re: Collin Nunis]
Wei-Hsien Offline
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Registered: 08/07/07
Posts: 2
Loc: Denver, CO
Collin,

I'm a Malaysian living in Denver, and have been attending an Eastern Catholic church here for a bit now. If you have any finds about Fr. Daniel and his work in Malaysia, please let me know. Where are you in Selangor? My hometown is Klang.

Wei-Hsien wanweihsien@gmail.com

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#281442 - 03/05/08 08:14 AM Re: Good speakers? [Re: Wei-Hsien]
Collin Nunis Offline
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Registered: 07/27/07
Posts: 238
Loc: Selangor, Malaysia
Hi Wei-Hsien,

interesting to meet a fellow Malaysian on the forum. \:D

Please check your gmail... I replied there.

Cheers.

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#281752 - 03/07/08 12:28 AM Re: Good speakers? [Re: Collin Nunis]
Byzantine TX Offline
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Registered: 08/21/07
Posts: 187
Loc: TX
Thanks all for the advice. I've called a few of the suggested people and hope to put at least some of them on the church events list for this year. Keep sending names of course! \:\)
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#287530 - 04/28/08 09:00 AM Re: Good speakers? [Re: Byzantine TX]
Addai Online   content
Junior Member


Registered: 04/26/08
Posts: 26
Loc: Silicon Valley, California
 Originally Posted By: Byzantine TX
Thanks all for the advice. I've called a few of the suggested people and hope to put at least some of them on the church events list for this year. Keep sending names of course! \:\)


Frederica Mathews-Green

http://www.frederica.com/


Edited by Addai (04/28/08 09:01 AM)

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#287538 - 04/28/08 11:45 AM Re: Good speakers? [Re: Addai]
Collin Nunis Offline
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Registered: 07/27/07
Posts: 238
Loc: Selangor, Malaysia
Fr. Emmanuel Charles McCarthy.
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#287541 - 04/28/08 12:07 PM Re: Good speakers? [Re: Collin Nunis]
ebed melech Offline
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Registered: 06/09/02
Posts: 4371
Loc: somewhere betwixt the Alpha an...
Father David Anderson in California - UGCC. He was a student of Father Alexander Schmemann.
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#287548 - 04/28/08 05:21 PM Re: Good speakers? [Re: ebed melech]
Pani Rose Offline
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Registered: 11/06/01
Posts: 7516
Loc: Irondale,AL
Archpriest Michael Moran if he can travel is really good.

Also, Heirmonk Terry Krycheck (sp), you can find his interview on EWTN's Journey Home.
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Lord Jesus Christ Son of the Living God have mercy on me a sinner


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