Healing

Fr. George continues his examination of God's mercy by listening to the words of the Holy Fathers.

In this segment, Fr. George discusses the canonical penalties for suicide, but reflects also on the loving mercy of God.

Fr. Morelli cites the joy-within-pain experienced by those mourning the death of a Christian and contrasts that with modern secularism.

Fr. Morelli first gives us his report from the Department of Chaplain and Pastoral Counseling given at the assembly of the Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese of America, then continues his series, focusing on the co-related factors of suicide.

As a follow-up to his series on depression, Fr. George examines suicide, beginning with a sad set of statistics.

Fr. George concludes his series before he takes a well-deserved week off. In this last part, he examines thoughts of suicide and spiritual intervention. [Click here to order the Philokalia, as recommended by Fr. George in this podcast.]

As Fr. Morelli continues his discussion, he looks at catastrophe management and emotional reasoning.

Fr. George continues his review of the cognitive distortions involved in depression.

Fr. George continues his series by looking at cognitive distortions involved with depression.

Fr. George begins his series by looking at the symptoms of depression and its physiological distinctions.