Frederica interviews Mother Agapia, the sister of George Stephanopoulos. The two talk about the Service of the Holy Fire at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, which Mother Agapia has witnessed in person.

Frederica teases out the many possible translations from the Greek of the Prayer of St. Ephraim.

Frederica elaborates on the Canon of St. Andrew, a very repentant and soulful prayer that is also incredibly rich and complex.

Frederica reads an article she wrote on abortion that was published in the National Review Online.

Frederica muses on the "gatekeepers"—those who determine what the public reads, hears, and sees.

Frederica adds a quick final thought to her discussion of the Gergesene Demoniac.

In this episode, Frederica discusses the importance of the unknown man whose demons were cast into pigs by Jesus. This tormented individual went on to preach that Christ is indeed the Messiah.

Frederica discusses the "downward spiral" of sin—how it can progress in steps, separating us from God.

Frederica shares an essay she wrote that was based on Revelation 6:9-10. In it, she describes the breathtaking moment when the attendees of the Council of Nicaea—most of them martyrs—were venerated by the Emperor Constantine.

Sometimes it is okay not to have an opinion, especially when it interferes with your spiritual life.