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An Orthodox View of Life and Learning — Fr. John Behr October 30, 2011 A lecture in seven parts given at Eastern University by Fr. John Behr , an Eastern Orthodox priest and Dean of St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary in Yonkers, New York, where he teaches Patristics.
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After his arrival in Sitkha, Father John commenced work in the same way he had done on the Island of Ounalashka, i. e. he began by learning the language and customs of the Eoloshas, and then proceeded to preach the Word of God to them.
19 Μαρ 2024 · Professor John Fray (Emeritus), 64, formerly of UMASS Medical School Department of Physiology died suddenly on Friday, August 3, in Jamaica.
2 Ιουλ 2012 · What Can Orthodox and Catholics Teach Each Other? By Fr. Laurent Cleenewerck Both Eastern Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism are facing difficult new challenges. Christianity has become an open market where competition from upstart denominations is extremely fierce. The temptation to bury one’s head in the sand (Eastern Orthodoxy) or to mimic successful Evangelical methods and worship…
25 Ιαν 2019 · These three were made by Fray & Pigg, Bridgeport, Connecticut. The 10 inch and 8 inch sizes are marked with the Nov. 1, 1859 patent date. The smallest brace simply states, "Spofford's Patent." The ten inch brace has the swing cast into the underside of its pad; the eight inch one has no number, and the six inch swing brace has a faint "6" cast ...
How about the “old reliable”? I don’t know how old this pattern of brace is – one website says that John Fray got a patent for his brace about 1859 – but the early ones are all-iron – the wooden inserts came a little later.
