Fr. Richard examines the work that God did on the fifth day of creation and what it teaches us about making Christ present in each and every moment of our lives.

Fr. Richard examines the work that God did on the fourth day of creation and what it teaches us about living in the moment.

Fr. Richard examines the work that God did on the third day of creation and what it teaches us about the habits of genuine humanity.

Fr. Richard examines the second day of creation and what it tells us about humanity, even as we anticipate the ultimate revelation and perfection of humanity at the Pascha of our Lord Jesus Christ.

By reading the Book of Genesis during Great Lent, the Church reminds us that the forty days are a time in which we can allow ourselves to be created as real human beings. Fr. Richard begins to look at each of the seven days of creation to discover what they teach us about Christ as the ultimate"'real human being" who we can strive to imitate in the time leading up to Pascha.

Fr. Richard explains that the reason we will be surprised by God's judgment is because we have already judged ourselves.

Fr. Richard concludes his series on repentance with a discussion of the parable of the Publican and the Pharisee.

Fr. Richard discusses the history of repentance in the Church to demonstrate how we are to practice repentance in our lives.

Fr. Richard explains how we are to practice repentance.

Fr. Richard begins a new series of homilies on repentance.