It’s His Nature
What does it mean to be “ashamed” of Jesus? That’s the question that arises from today’s Gospel reading. And why does Jesus speak of the Son of Man? Who is […]
Posts & Updates
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Sunday School Activity
On this Third Sunday of Lent, devoted to the Veneration of the Holy Cross, students of our Sunday School made crosses that will be included in their outreach package to […]
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Veneration of the Cross
On the Third Sunday of Lent we stop to contemplate the majesty of the Cross and the awesome mystery of Christ’s crucifixion. The following presentation was put together by Father […]
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April Update from Philoptochos
The next few weeks will be busy ones for Philoptochos! Please see below for an overview of the events that are coming up: We are currently holding a drive to […]
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Our Excellent Greek School Program
The children of our Greek School, under the expert and loving direction of Kyria, gave us a wonderful program of poems, songs and dances in celebration of Greek Independence Day. […]
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The Second Restoration of Icons
Why do we have traditions? And why is Tradition with a capital ‘T’ so important in the Orthodox Church? On this Sunday of Orthodoxy it is appropriate to talk about […]
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The Greek Jews, by Sam Nawfel
Dr. Nawfel has updated and expanded his text to also include many useful references and web links. The revised text is available for viewing by clicking on the link below. […]
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Our waiting God
On this Sunday of the Prodigal Son the Gospel of Luke leaves the story open-ended. Did the older son get over his anger and embrace his brother who came back? […]
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Room for Mercy
At the heart of our Liturgy is Mercy. We say it so often that one popular Greek saying makes fun of it. But make no mistake, mercy is at the […]
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Do we still have a mission?
The Gospel of Matthew concludes with this commandment of Jesus Christ. It’s not so much a commandment as it is a commission, a sending out of the church to bring […]