Today's Main Sermon is offered by Fr. Michael Lambakis who is currently the Dean of Students at Hellenic College Holy Cross in Brookline, Ma.

Fr. Michael mentions a few of those that we hear in the Gospel Passage and connects them to a Christmas Tree.

How and Why?

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Christmas is just a few days away! Many have done certain things to prepare, lights and decorations, sending out cards, baking, etc.  But have we prepared our souls for the Birth of our Lord in the Flesh?

Fr. Demetri offers a little exam too (image provided in this sermon) and asks everyone to take it to see how one may score.

Last week's main sermon (click here to listen) was about receiving the Greatest Gift ever given to humankind.  Today's sermon focuses on HOW we need to prepare to receive The Gift.

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Many of us have been invited somewhere before, maybe to a birthday party, an event or simply over someone's home for dinner.  In the Gospel Reading today we hear a Parable about people who were invited to a Great Banquet, but they gave excuses and didn't attend.  Click here to read it

Did you know you have an invitation to a Great Banquet EVERY WEEK?

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Today’s sermon is a response to an article in the New York Times on those seeking to convert to Orthodoxy.  While the article interviews clergy, recent converts and those seeking to convert, there are some items that were presented (and not presented) in the article that Fr. Demetri felt needed to be stated in a sermon.

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In the Gospel Passage we hear about a woman that had severe back pain for 18 years, this sermonette offers a focus on her, us and our Lord.

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Christmas js the season of giving and many know that it is better to give than to receive.  Receiving something - especially a gift we may think we don‘t deserve - can be a lot to take in.  

We have to realize that God offers His Only Begotten Son to …us!

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Today our Youth Sermon was offered by Panos Coufos, where he talks about the one Goal our Lord asks of.

What it is it?

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This morning on this the Feastday of St. Nektarios, Fr. Demetri shares a personal story about a miracle that happened to his own mother.  The reflection/words that he is reading this morning were written by his dad, Fr. Peter of blessed memory.

Miracles DO & STILL HAPPEN IN THIS LIFE!!!

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Everything we do in this life follows time.  We set our alarm for a certain time.  We need to be in school/class at a certain time.  We have lunch at a certain time and we go to bed at a certain time.

With all this talk about time, including the time change we did last Saturday night, in which we "gained" an hour.  Do we give any time to be with God?

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