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Some thoughts on preventing spiritual blindness through contact with the Word of God, punctuated by some live commentary from the audience!
It turns out that icons *matter* a whole lot precisely because the Son of God took on matter for our sake!
A reflection on the nature of life, truth, and love based on the revelation of Jesus Christ. Preached on national Respect Life Sunday at St. John the Baptist Byzantine Catholic Church in Avella, PA.
As the Ark of the New Covenant, the Virgin Mary brings us the Word of God hypothetically united to human nature - forever!
We've just started reading the Gospel of Luke. The first Sunday of this cycle takes us through the miraculous catch of fish in chapter 5. Here are some thoughts on what that means for us.
Many Americans practice an off-brand religion that isn't really Christianity. Is that us?
A quick reflection on what the feast of the Conception of St. John the Baptist can mean for us
Jesus Christ invites us to take up our crosses and follow Him. Here are three ways to do that!
Some thoughts on what the early Christian circumcision debate can mean for us millennia after it happened!
The office for the Nativity of the Mother of God emphasizes that she "introduced Christ, and Christ alone, into the world for the salvation of our souls." Do we do that too?
From the publisher's feed
The homilies and reflections of a young Byzantine Catholic priest trying to figure it all out!
The (actual) Lukan Jump is a more or less yearly occurrence in the lectionary of the Byzantine rite. "The Lukan Jump" is the podcast location of homilies by a Byzantine Catholic priest who starts bouncing around when he gets excited about something.
Fr. Luke is a priest of the Byzantine Catholic Archeparchy (Archdiocese) of Pittsburgh, and serves as administrator of St. Mary's Byzantine Catholic Church in Weirton, WV and St. John the Baptist Byzantine Catholic Church in Avella, PA. He can often be found at such fine institutions as Tudor's Biscuit World, Osaka Japan, and Chico Fiesta, all in Weirton.