The difference between occasional and continual presence is life-changing

The myhrrbearing women and Joseph of Arimathea teach us how to continue as a follower of Jesus in time of crisis

Doubt is a natural part of the human experience. Christianity asks us to believe some really hard stuff. Here at the central moment of our Faith, Pascha, the Church sets aside the first Sunday after our celebration of Christ’s resurrection to deal with doubt openly, honestly, and head-on.

Or, how to say “Yes” to God at all times and in all circumstances

Jesus’ response to the way the world works – His ultimate antidote to the hold that the power-hungry, money-mad world-system has on us – is to teach us, His disciples, to embrace an entirely opposite way of life, the way that He died and lived: the way of the cross

On this second Sunday of Great Lent, we celebrate and commemorate the Holy Gregory of Palamas

Come and see.

What we should do with this warning…

We continue our preparation for Great Lent by considering the power of repentance, the importance of self-perception, and how we may repent with the prodigal son

We continue our preparation for Great Lent by examining the significance of prostrations and considering how we may prostrate ourselves with the Publican