Is civil dialogue a thing of the past
I am getting more and more frustrated with the level of debate in our country. It seems we cannot have a conversation about anything without it turning to pers...
I am getting more and more frustrated with the level of debate in our country. It seems we cannot have a conversation about anything without it turning to pers...
In less than two weeks we will be commemorating the second anniversary of the tornado that struck Western and Central Massachusetts. I was not directly in the ...
Last Sunday we came face to face with the person of St. Thomas and an act of faith that changed him from one filled with uncertainty to one of great faith. Tod...
I find the lives of the Apostles some of the most interesting of all of the saints that we have in the Church. I often wonder what Jesus was thinking when He c...
If you have been reading these pages for any length of time you know that I have the honor of serving as Chaplain for a local fire department. I also work with...
One of the more well-known sermons of St. John Chrysostom is the Paschal sermon that is read in Orthodox Churches during the Paschal Matins service. The sermon...
This weekend, Michelle and I extend our best wishes to members of the Orthodox Christian community here in America and around the world as they observe Holy Fri...
On the afternoon of Great Friday, we conduct the service of the Great Vespers with great solemnity. This Vesper service concludes the remembrance of the events ...
PASTORAL LETTER ON THE FEAST OF OUR LORD’S RESURRECTION 2013 † NICOLAE by the mercies of God Archbishop of the Romanian Orthodox Archdiocese in the Americas To ...
“Rejoice in the Lord always. Again I will say Rejoice!” Saint Paul writes these words to the Church at Philippi but they are also applicable today. It has bee...