Homily on 2nd Sunday of Great Lent The recent pandemic that is continuing to wreak havoc on the has sent people into panic mode. We have...

Homily on the 1st Sunday of Great Lent Today we celebrate the feast of the triumph of orthodoxy, where iconoclasm came to an end in the...

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“For if you forgive men their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you.” Mt 6:14 Great and Holy Lent has now begun, now is...

Homily on the 3rd Trisagion week. And He will set the sheep on His right hand, and the goats on His left. Mt 15:33 In regards to the last...

Homily on the 35th Sunday after Pentecost. “ For this my son was dead and is alive again, he was lost and now is found!” Lk 15:24 Today...

The vigil of our Lord's presentation in the temple began with the ringing of the church bells. The clergy emerged, joined by a guest...

Homily on the 34th Sunday after Pentecost. Today’s Gospel reading truly ties in well with last week Gospel theme on the conversion of the...

Homily on the 33rd Sunday after Pentecost Tax collectors or Publicans as some of us may know them, were despised by the Jewish people,...

Homily on the 32nd Sunday after Pentecost In today’s gospel we have heard the recount of when our Lord restored sight to the blind man as...

Homily on the 31st Sunday after Pentecost Today the church celebrates an important day in the life of our Lord, His Theophany! (In Greek,...

Wednesday 15th January 2020 ANNO DOMINI To the Apostolic Churches – the Mystical Body of Christ in the world. On this 15th day...

Please bring an empty bottle or two to take home your supply of the Theophany water! The celebration of Theophany was a serene experience...

Homily on the 30th Sunday after Pentecost. Christ is born! Glorify Him! Jesus' foster father, Joseph the carpenter from Nazareth was a...

Homily on the 29th Sunday after Pentecost The dust has begun to settle from the secular festivities, (Christmas and New Year) things are...

Homily on the 28th Sunday of Pentecost Lk 14:16-24 St John Chrysostom writes in his Paschal homily, “If anyone is devout and a lover of...

On the evening of the sixth of January, the Church gathered to celebrate the Nativity of The Lord. The celebration began with the...

Homily on the 27th Sunday of Pentecost Lk 17:12-19 In those days, a leper was considered to be the most defiled and repugnant human being...

Homily on the 26th Sunday of Pentecost. Lk 18:18-27 St John Chrysostom writes, “ The young man believed that what was said to him by the...