Basil

Kevin Basil Fritts, editor since the Sunday after Theophany and Priest-martyr Philip, metropolitan of Moscow and all Russia (9 January) 2005. Sysop since the feast of St. Xenia of Rome (24 January) 2005.

Background & External Links

My blog is Decimation & Reconstruction, an ecclectic mishmash of opinions on nearly everything.

I am a layman in the Orthodox Church in America. My membership is with St. Athanasius mission in Nicholasville, KY. I am also a Sailor, a Petty Officer Third Class in the U. S. Navy, currently assigned to USS Jacksonville (SSN 699). I attend services at St. Nicholas Orthodox Church (Greek Archdiocese) most often, but I have been known to pop in to Holy Trinity Orthodox Church, cathedral of the New England diocese (Orthodox Church in America).

I graduated with a degree in Philosophy from Asbury College in Wilmore, KY. After service in the Navy, I plan to continue my schooling, perhaps with seminary, should the Lord smile on such plans.

Resources for OrthodoxWiki Editors

• Protection of the Mother of God Russian Orthodox Church (ROCOR): An excellent site. Their list of saints is exemplary for correctly translating most names into English. Also, online version of Holy Transfiguration Monastery's Septuagint Psalter.
• Blackwell Dictionary of Eastern Christianity ISBN 0631232036

Articles

Articles which I've created or imported, or to which I feel I've contributed significant content:

Aposticha Saint Basil the Great Saint Emily, mother of Saint Basil the Great Divine Liturgy Saint Maria Skobtsova October 1 Pascha Kontakion OrthodoxWiki:Style Manual Troparion

New Skete (Cambridge, New York) St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary (Crestwood, New York) Emperor St. Constantine the Great Empress St. Helen, mother of St. Constantine May 21 Icon screen Roman Catholic Church — intro paragraphs January 24 OrthodoxWiki:Protected page guidelines One, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church