Father Seraphim reflects on some of the content from his past podcasts, and asks for forgiveness because of the brief hiatus he took in posting new material.

The worries of American Christians, as important and contemporary as they may be, are in reality secular concerns.

Fr. Seraphim was in Paris shortly after the November 13 attacks. He reflects on what our response as Christians should be. How do we hold on to our Christianity? What is our role as peacemakers? He reminds us that we fight for is not of this world.

Fr. Seraphim shares about the life of St. Brendan.

Father Seraphim reflects on the life of Saint Columba, and talks about spiritual fathers.

Father Seraphim reflects on the life of Saint Columba, and talks about spiritual fathers.

Father Seraphim reflects on why he refrains from going into detail about Celtic saints during the podcast. He also begins to share about the life of Saint Oran.

The worries of American Christians, as important and contemporary as they may be, are in reality secular concerns.

The idea of sacredness and the way it is manifested in space, The whole world is sacred, not because of our memories and experiences but because of God.

If you go into a pilgrimage with humility and the belief that you understand very little—if anything—then by the end of it, something may be revealed to you beyond your own limitations.