Have you been saying the Lord's prayer most of your life? Have you even learned how, in it, we ask for equality with Angels? Have you ever considered how the entire Trinity is invoked when we say Father, Name, and Kingdom? St. Maximos gives us some help understanding these and other things. .

We prepare for Confession and holy Communion. How do these prepare me to meet my particular judgment? This brief homily was given at St. Spyridon.

I found great inspiration for today's homily in the Prologue of Ochrid. What can we learn about self-will from a demoniac? How can we persecute ourselves a little when we have few other ways to suffer for Christ's sake?

What arrangement has been made between the Saints and the Most Holy Trinity? Can we ask them to do what God would not allow? What about the Mother of God? How is She a great help for us? Fr. Methodius offers some thoughts on how we should think of these things.

This homily was delivered at St. Irene of Chrysavalantou parish for the feast of the New Martyrs of the Turkish yoke. Fr. Methodius encourages the faithful to pray God-pleasing prayers that attract the protection of the Angels.

Fr. Methodius holds a looking glass before the services of the Church. How much benefit do we non-Jews derive from the Chief Apostles? Listen to how the Church celebrates the Feast!

Please share in the Joy of our Patronal Feast! Fr. Methodius explains how Holy John's parents provided a context wherein the greatest man ever born among women could come into the world.

What does it mean that we have such a cloud of witnesses? Do we have anything to fear because of this reality?

Celebrate the Great Feast of Pentecost with us as Fr. Methodius explains how the Descent of the Spirit upon the
Apostles pertains to all Orthodox Christians.

Fr. Methodius discusses the dynamics of the Ecumenical councils. Are you Orthodox? Do you know where your beliefs and practices come from?