We have betrayed the Image of God. Our only choice is whether we will be Judas or the sinful woman.

We need stories, and the story we need right now is that of St. Mary of Egypt.

St. Gregory demonstrates that we can know God, and that the pursuit of this knowledge is worth defending and dedicating our lives to.

The central realization, in Proverbs and Genesis and the Gospel, that wisdom and worship are what actually extend life and give it meaning

The old stories of Gideon and Barak and St. John Chrysostom remind us how we, as men and women of faith, understand history, especially including our own personal history.

We live on a knife edge. Evil is at the door. It is late – but not too late. There is light in the midst of darkness, a light which illumines, when we cry aloud, when all other lights have gone out.

The Great Canon equips us for the journey of repentance that is both Lent and life

Practical instructions from the Gospel and the Epistle readings given to us to consider as we embark on the great endeavour of Great Lent

A warning and an encouragement: We need to know both the judgement and the mercy and love of God.

Fr. Peter gave the best exegesis of the parable of the Prodigal Son that I’ve heard recently, so well worth listening to a little harder than usual (given the slightly poorer quality audio)!