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Kevin Basil

When I walk into an Orthodox Church… one is immediately aware that one has stepped into the presence of what Saint Paul would call the whole family in heaven and earth. You have stepped into the precincts of heaven!
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At this very moment, I am working in the Music department of Joseph-Beth Booksellers. For nearly forty minutes now, my brothers and sisters at St. Athanasius Orthodox Mission have been singing Vespers, one of evening prayer offices of the Orthodox Church. (Actually, they’re probably done by now.)

Up until today, I would have been there with them, directing the choir. Yesterday, I began working full-time again at JBB, and my schedule calls for working until eight in the evening on Wednesdays. That makes me sad indeed.

Chris Naughton gives a sense of what missing prayers is like. Of course, I also have the added problem that I’m addicted to the forms of religion. So this “fast,” as it were, is both good and bad for me.

To my brothers and sisters at St. Athanasius, my prayers are with you.

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