Due to high demand, we have decided to offer a pay-per-view livestream of the 4th Annual Conference taking place on Saturday, September 12, 2026, in Falls of Rough, Kentucky. So, if you just can’t make the big event due to distance, high gas prices, or some other reason, you can still be with us in […]
The Bible Story That Stumps the South: Christ’s Transfiguration
By Walt Garlington Southerners, like most folks in the post-Orthodox West, don’t quite know what to make of the Gospel story of the Transfiguration of our Lord Jesus Christ upon Mt Tabor. While both Roman Catholics and Protestants get some of the technical details right – that Christ was transfigured to prepare the Apostles for the […]
Is Orthodoxy Too Foreign?
By Father John Whiteford Dr. Alan Harrelson is an historian, musician and Southern Agrarian who was raised Pentecostal, but has converted to Roman Catholicism. I find his cultural commentary to be very interesting, and usually agree with him. I have no doubts that Dr. Harrelson is completely sincere in his beliefs, and is a good […]
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King Oswald’s Light
By Walt Garlington On the Sixth of AugustThe Son of God,Our Lord Jesus Christ,Shone brighter than the sunUpon Mount Tabor.On the ForefeastOf that Salvific Day,A star rises from within the Church,Prefiguring the greater LightThat soon will dawn upon the world:The glorious king and martyrOswald of Northumbria,Whose reign, like the transfigured Lord,Still shines brilliantly upon English […]
Orthodox Saints for Dixie: August
A Selection of Saints of the British Isles & Western Europe & Africa By Walt Garlington ♱ St. Ethelwold of Winchester, 1/14 August Born in Winchester in England and already a monk and priest, in 955 he became Abbot of Abingdon and in 963 Bishop of Winchester. Together with St. Dunstan and St. Oswald of […]
St. Aldhelm: A Father of Southern Literature
By Walt Garlington The foundation of Southern literature is, quite naturally, English literature. And the roots of English literature lie in the era from approximately the middle of the 6th century to the end of the 11th century, when Old English was the dominant spoken and written language in the lands of Britain conquered by […]
Orthodox Saints for Dixie: July
A Selection of Saints of the British Isles & Western Europe & Africa By Walt Garlington ♱ St. Swithin of Winchester (+862), 2/15 July St. Swithin (the original form: Swithun, meaning a strong bear-cup) is one of the greatest wonderworkers of England and most beloved and popular saints, who has always been venerated by pious English […]
St. Herman’s Barn Dance
Y’all probably remember the epic “Choose your partners for the Virginia Reel!” scene from Gone With the Wind. If so, then you already know more about barn “folk dancing” than does the average bear. For those who you live in St Herman’s neck of the woods, grab your honey or c’mon out solo for some […]
Orthodox Saints for Dixie: June
A Selection of Saints of the British Isles & Western Europe & Africa By Walt Garlington ♱ St. Kevin of Glendalough, 3/16 June Our venerable father Kevin of Glendalough, Wonderworker of Ireland, was the founding Abbot of Glendalough and is one of the patron saints of Dublin. It is generally believed he was born in Leinster to a […]
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