Sermon preached on 16/29 October 2023, on the Parable of the Sower.

Here is the link to the article mentioned in the sermon: https://www.orthodoxtraditionalist.com/post/father-seraphim-rose-on-schmemann-meyendorff-the-pseudo-patristic-scholars-of-orthodoxy

Here is a link to the essay by Fr. Michael Pomazansky on the liturgical theology of Alexander Schmemann: http://orthodoxinfo.com/phronema/pom_lit.aspx

Sermon delivered at St. Ieronymos Church in Hillsdale, Michigan, on the Second Sunday of Luke, 2/15 October 2023

Delivered at St. Ieronymos Orthodox Church in Hillsdale, Michigan, on 21 August/3 September OS.

Sermon delivered at St. Ieronymos Orthodox Church in Hillsdale, Michigan on 15/28 August AD 2023.

Sermon delivered at St. Irene of Chrysovalantou Orthodox Church in Washington Township, Michigan, on 14/27 August AD 2023.

Sermon on Matthew 18: 23-35, preached at St. Ieronymos Orthodox Church in Hillsdale, Michigan, on 7/20 August 2023.

Sermon preached at St. Ieronymos of Aegina Church in Hillsdale, Michigan, on 6/19 August 2023.

Sermon on the Feast of St. Irene, delivered at St. Irene of Chrysovalantou Orthodox Church in Washington Township, Michigan, on 28 July OS (August 10 ns), 2023.

Sermon on the Gospel reading for the Ninth Sunday of Matthew, Matthew 14: 22 - 34. Delivered at St. Ieronymos Orthodox Church in Hillsdale, Michigan on 24 July/6 August 2023.

Sermon on the Sunday of the Holy Fathers, 17/30 July 2023.

There is a factual error: The Fourth Ecumenical Council’s sessions took place in October, not July of 451. We do commemorate in July the miraculous sign from St. Euphemia, in whose church the council took place. Perhaps the reason is that, as we know from the history, the bishops began to arrive during the summer, and this is when the miracle took place. I welcome any further information on the subject from those who are more learned, as to why the miracle is commemorated in July.