What is Your Legacy?
One of the conversations I most often have in my work as a hospice chaplain is how will people remember their loved one; in other words, what is their legacy? ...
One of the conversations I most often have in my work as a hospice chaplain is how will people remember their loved one; in other words, what is their legacy? ...
I am often asked the question, “how can my spiritual life be better?” My answer varies depending on the person but I have found there are 5 keys to a better sp...
The title of this essay comes from the 6th chapter of the Gospel of St. Luke and is part of a much larger talk by Jesus that has become part of the Sermon on th...
“The great Russian bishop of the last century, Theophanes “The Recluse” (d. 1894), in one of his pastoral letters makes a startling statement....
On Saturday, the high priests and Pharisees gathered together before Pilate and asked him to have Jesus’ tomb sealed until the third day; because, as thos...
This seems to be the year for Biblical movies and some block busters by all accounts. I am not a big fan of Bible stories made into movies; I believe that the ...
At the conclusion of the Liturgy of the Presanctified Gifts that is celebrated on Wednesday and Friday nights during Great Lent, we hear this phrase, “to obtain...
As a priest I come into contact with people who are mourning as part of the job if you will. Grief and mourning is part of our existence as human beings. We m...
One of the first books I read on my journey towards Orthodoxy was The Way of the Pilgrim. This is a story of a young man who sets out to find out the meaning o...