The Legend of the Cross by Chrissi Hart, illustrated by Niko Chocheli (Xist Publishing, 2014).

"Saint Eugenia," from The Lives of Our Saints, Illustrated Biographies Book 6 (Spiritual Fragrance Publishing, 2012)

"Saint Genevieve," from Women of Faith, written by Calee M. Lee, illustrated by Lisa Graves (Xist Publishing, 2015)

Special Agents of Christ: A Prayer Book for Young Orthodox Saints by Annalisa Boyd (Conciliar Press, 2012). Drill 2: Agent Attire - Priests and why they wear what they wear.

Dawn’s Gentle Light, "Bickleton, Washington 1979," by Renee Riva (Pink Heart Press, 2017)

Dawn’s Gentle Light, "Zorka – Part 1," by Renee Riva (Pink Heart Press, 2017)

Dawn’s Gentle Light, "Winter 1908," by Renee Riva (Pink Heart Press, 2017)

Dawn’s Gentle Light, "Home Again," by Renee Riva (Pink Heart Press, 2017)

Dawn’s Gentle Light, "Bringing in Christmas," by Renee Riva (Pink Heart Press, 2017)

Dawn’s Gentle Light, "Christmas Eve," by Renee Riva (Pink Heart Press, 2017)

Dawn’s Gentle Light, "Early Spring 1911," by Renee Riva (Pink Heart Press, 2017)

Dawn’s Gentle Light, "The Feast Day of Saint Nina, January 1909," by Renee Riva (Pink Heart Press, 2017)

Dawn’s Gentle Light, "Great Pascha, Easter 1914," by Renee Riva (Pink Heart Press, 2017)

Dawn’s Gentle Light, "Summer 1914, June," by Renee Riva (Pink Heart Press, 2017)

Dawn’s Gentle Light, "July 1914," by Renee Riva (Pink Heart Press, 2017)

Dawn’s Gentle Light, "August 1, 1914," by Renee Riva (Pink Heart Press, 2017)

Dawn’s Gentle Light, "Winter at War 1914-1915," by Renee Riva (Pink Heart Press, 2017)

Dawn’s Gentle Light, "Fall 1915," by Renee Riva (Pink Heart Press, 2017)

Dawn’s Gentle Light, "Spring 1916 and Conclusion," by Renee Riva (Pink Heart Press, 2017)

Fr. Ted speaks at the Biennial Clergy-Laity Conference for the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Canada in Vancouver.

The Metropolitan is asked about women's ordination and same sex attraction in this section of the interview.

Fr. Harry Pappas, priest at Archangel Orthodox Church in Stanford, Connecticut, and an adjunct professor at St. Vladimir's, leads the seminary's second annual Public Lenten Retreat. Titled "Back to Basics: Old Testament and Life," his presentation is divided into three parts, the first of which, "How Life Begins," can be heard here.

Domingo 26 de Enero Pd. Nicolas predicó sobre como nuestro imagen de Dios que tenemos es manchado entonces la vida de rectitud es difícil. Por eso necesitamos tener mucha paciencia. Lucas 19:1-10

Pd. Nicolás predicó sobre la paz en tu corazón que glorifica el imagine de Dios. Cada uno está hecho como Dios entonces vamos a cuidar su semejanza. (Colosenses 3:4-11) Fr. Nicholas preached about the peace in your heart that glorifies the image of God. Everyone of is made like God therefore let us strive to maintain his likeness. (Colossians 3:4-11)

I have been reading liberal theology since my college days—i.e. theologies which deny many, most, or all of the major tenets of the traditional Christian Faith. The theologies are as many and as varied as their authors, but they all share a conviction that Jesus of Nazareth didn’t say and do all the things which the New Testament recorded that He said and did, that the Gospels are not to be trusted as history, and that therefore the basic dogmas of the historical Church are wrong. The late Bishop John Spong (inset) is a modern and sterling example.

Fr. Apostolos Hill speaks about the Canaanite woman as an example of urgent prayer.

Fr. Apostolos Hill delivers a homily from the commemoration of the 5th Ecumenical Council which condemned the many heresies of Origen of Alexandria and of Universalism in particular.

Sermon on the Sunday before the Nativity of Christ (Hebrews 11:9-10, 17-23, 32-40; Matthew 1:1-25)

The image of Christianity is being sullied by TV preachers who justify their desire for riches under the guise of a distorted piety. Hence, prayer, which allows us to ask God for good things, is instead cheapened to demand things which are self-serving. Fr Thomas teaches us the riches of prayer mined from the story of the healing of blind Bartimeaus.

In the dramatic parable of the Lazarus and the Rich Man, the Lord teaches us the importance of sharing our wealth with those in need. Fr Thomas turns to the topic of generosity, and how it can transform our lives and even our parishes.

Bobby interviews Annalisa Boyd, the author of the new Conciliar Press book Special Agents of Christ: A Prayer Book for Young Orthodox Saints.

In an often harsh world, a gentle spirit is a reflection of the life of Christ within us.

Dr. Albert Rossi interviews Dr. Gayle Woloschak on the topic of bioethics. Dr. Woloschak is a professor of Radiation Oncology at Northwestern University in Chicago and an adjunct professor of Religion and Science at Lutheran School of Theology Chicago, and at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, as well as Professor of Bioethics at St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary in Yonkers, NY.