On Forgiveness Sunday, Fr. Irineos talks about the transformative objective of Lent, contrasting it to the usual conception of Lent in our society.

On the Sunday of the Last Judgment, Fr. Irineos examines the Gospel reading to illustrate the importance of our works and our deeds at the time of the judgment of Christ, and offers assurance that we can indeed be counted among the sheep at the time of the dread judgment.

Fr. Irineos looks at the parable of the Prodigal Son from several different perspectives: the love of the Father, the confession of the Prodigal, and the reaction of the brother.

Fr. Irineos compares the prayer of the Publican and the Pharisee, and discusses the accusation that Orthodox engage in prayers of vain repetition.

Fr. Irineos uses the Gospel account of Zacchaeus to examine a model of humility and repentance that prepares us for Great Lent and ultimately Pascha.

Fr. Irineos uses the story of the life of the martyr Polyeuchtus to reflect on idolatry in our modern age and how we can follow the example of the Holy Martyr!

Fr. Irineos discusses the Baptism of our Lord and the central role that water plays, not only in our physical lives, but also as part of cosmology, ritual and in the ministry of Christ.

Fr. Irineos uses today's Gospel reading of Christ's flight into Egypt to contrast society's view of those on the margins of society with Christ's ministry to the same.

In this homily delivered on Nativity (Old Calendar), Fr. Irineos discusses the incredible condescension of our Lord to take on human flesh, and, using the Troparion of the Feast, expounds on the theology behind this Troparion.

Fr. Irineos discusses the Gospel readings and the importance of discernment when approaching the Holy Mysteries.