Rev./Prof. Paul Siewers is a priest at a mission in Northern Appalachian “Pennsyltucky.” A Professor of English and Orthodox Chaplain at Bucknell University, he heads the Bucknell Program for American Leadership. A past fellow in Religion and Public Life at the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions at Princeton, Fr. Paul previously worked as Urban Affairs Writer at The Sun-Times in Chicago, where he appreciated the legacy of Richard Weaver as a Southern agrarian dwelling in that city. His views are his own; he shares them at his blog Christian Ecopoetics and Apologetic Theology.
Editor’s note: Also available is a transcription of Fr. Paul’s learned and loving speech.
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