Over the last ten years, a great interest has arisen in Greece in the writing and life of America's own Fr. Seraphim Rose.

Fr. Peter explains that the only reason to become Orthodox is because the Church can offer something that the world cannot.

The phrase "Good Resurrection" implies that one might likewise have a "Bad Resurrection."

If one is silent with knowledge, this guarding of the mouth opens the conscience toward God. Fr. Peter explains how silence protects us from sin, judgment, and idle talk.

What can you learn from the prayer lives of the monks on Mt. Athos? First off, you need to formulate a program.

Fr. Peter explains why the divine services at your home parish should not be all that different from the services conducted on Mount Athos.

Today, Fr. Peter and his family are at the Holy Monastery of the Archangel in Thassos where he reflects on the value and spiritual nurturing that comes from a pilgrimage to a monastery.

Fr. Peter laments the secularism of modern Greece but ends with an Axios! for the new Metropolitan of the Orthodox Church in America!

Fr. Peter examines the root of sin and the cause of scandals in the church, as well as the way to avoid them.

What sets Christianity apart from the religions of the world? Here is another postcard from Greece. We apologize for the distortion on this episode and are working to adjust Fr. Peter's recorder.