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Eirenikon 
I replied to the December post and failed to bookmark the site. Had to track it down again.
I would be interested in this ongoing contribution/conversation. I am Melkite Greek Catholic and keenly interested in the unity of the Faith.
I am issuing a monthly calendar showing the saints of the day that are jointly celebrated that day in both the Catholic and Orthodox traditions. If you are interested in being on the email list, email me at steward131@juno.com. Make sure to mention the calendar and Eirenikon.
Blessings to all.
Please don’t take to long in deciding the fate of this blog. I fear it will fall off the radar.
In the meantime, I have renewed my own blog The First Thousand Years at http://newmillenia.wordpress.com/.
Thanks.
I, for one, remain both tuned (and hopeful), as I am sure are a number of other more quiet voices.
I have a couple of ideas for discussion topics, if that will help get things going again.
All in God’s time. But, do come back. So many miss your unmistakable online voice.
Peace.
The delusion of atheism is difficult to maintain, so the atheists must be very careful what they read. Since the Lord God has no scruples about hiding information about Himself, sensitive atheists have got a problem, and you should be having fun.
If you’re not having fun, you should consider the Lord’s warning: “Take heed and beware of the leaven of the Pharisees and Sadducces.” You can easily correct your problem by using the Blog to wash each others feet.
The atheists, however, have no corrrection to their problem. They’re on defense.
Best Regards,
Frank Hatch