I am a 50 something, orthodox, proudly Traditional, Episcopal Priest.

Denver, Colorado

“Take the red pill, you stay in Wonderland. And I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes. … Follow one’s curiosity to an impossible land.”

Morpheus

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How Do You Make Sense of Death?
Featured in Holy Highball. “A priest, an atheist, and an agnostic walk into a bar” and the conversation about life and death gets pretty interesting! Thank you to Holy Highball and Our Community Now for having me.

CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY

A Light that Shines in the Darkness

FOOD FOR THOUGHT

Blog
  • An Impossible Lenten Challenge
    I heard a sermon from an Orthodox priest on Lenten preparation a couple of weeks ago. He challenged his congregation with a simple Lenten challenge: To stop speaking of other people’s sins. I tried it and lasted about an hour. I realized how difficult it would be for myself, and then reflected that all of… Read more: An Impossible Lenten Challenge
  • SAINT ISAAC THE SYRIAN
    “Angels and archangels, who are the king’s great officials, are gazing steadfastly upon you at the time of your prayer to see what petition you will make of their Master; and they are astonished and exultant whenever they behold one who is made of earth forsake his dung hill and ask for what is heavenly…Thirst… Read more: SAINT ISAAC THE SYRIAN
  • Samizdat
    Rod Dreher in his new book Live Not By Lies writes of those Christians under communism whose lives helped to inspire others to maintain their faith in the midst of extreme adversity. In Slovakia and other areas, dissidents were forced to publish their views, opinions, and cultural works via Samizdat, that is, secret literature printed… Read more: Samizdat

Vade retro Satana! Nunquam suade mihi vana! Sunt mala quae libas. Ipse venena bibas!

 Benedictine Metten Abbey in Bavaria

Fr. Stace Tafoya is the Priest at Church of the Epiphany located in Denver, Colorado. He is intrigued by all things: Theology and Church history, Byzantium, Roman Catholic, Orthodoxy, Desert Fathers, Patristics, Monasticism, Fatherhood, Family Life, and Memory.