Awesome! This is one of the things that sets our Archdiocese apart from the others. Our hierarchs are accessible -- no, more than accessible. They go out of their way to meet their people, and especially the seminarians. In my first year at the House of Studies, one of the non-Antiochian instructors had expressed his amazement at the fact that our visiting bishop not only allowed people to see him, His Grace was eager to spend time with his flock. The Archdiocese looks after us so well, the plight of some of my brother seminarians was simply unbelievable to me.
Do us proud, brothers. We're being given so much. It's only right that we try to give something back in return - not only to the Archdiocese, but also to St. Tikhon's. Knowing the two characters in this photo (the ones on either side of Bp. MARK), I am confident you already have, and will continue to do so.
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Do us proud, brothers. We're being given so much. It's only right that we try to give something back in return - not only to the Archdiocese, but also to St. Tikhon's. Knowing the two characters in this photo (the ones on either side of Bp. MARK), I am confident you already have, and will continue to do so.
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