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And here is part 2 of the interview. Each one is about 30 minutes.
This is the same interview with Charles Ajalat only broken up into 2 parts for easier download.
In this special 1 hour edition of The Illumined Heart, Kevin talks with Charles Ajalat. Mr. Ajalat is a powerful voice for Orthodox unity with a great deal of pan-Orthodox leadership experience. Currently chancellor and board member of the Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese of America, he was also the architect of the historic Ligonier Meeting of Orthodox bishops in 1994—the first meeting of all twenty-nine bishops in North America. He is the founder of a Los Angeles law firm specializing in tax and litigation matters, and a graduate of Harvard University and the Law School at the University of California at Berkeley. He is a member of St. Nicholas Orthodox Cathedral in Los Angeles.
More resources on this topic:
Again Magazine (Winter 2003)
Kevin's interview with Fr. Josiah Trenham
Metropolitan PHILIP's keynote address at Antiochian Convention in Montreal (2007)
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