Christ the Logos at the Beginning and End
Anyone who reads even a page of the Gospels will know that Jesus often confronted popular Jewish beliefs – especially among the Pharisees and other religious figures. After centuries of […]
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The Healing Restoring Touch
Jesus called her ‘daughter’ – θυγάτηρ. Most likely no one had called her that in a real face-to-face encounter. Certainly not in the 12 years that she had the flow […]
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October 30th Sermon
A Personal Note from Father Constantine, the author of this sermon: I posted this sermon last Sunday. But as I thought about it and what is happening in the world […]
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What the Weather says at Christmas
There’s a man out in Colorado, Bill Barr. He has set up a weather monitoring station in Gothic CO, his own personal way of monitoring climate change since 1974. Every […]
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Sermon of August 15th
We again lost Internet today during the Liturgy, so the live stream was interrupted. Text and audio versions of today’s sermon are available here: https://fathercdaily.com/what-god-has-joined-together/
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Sermon of August 8th
The Internet connection went out 7 minutes into the Liturgy this morning – and that’s how long our live stream lasted. It seems it was just a temporary loss of […]
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To be a gift of God
Genesis 28 is the backdrop to today’s Gospel reading. It’s a marvelous story about Jacob: Jacob left Beer-sheba and set out for Haran. He came upon a certain place and […]
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The gospel as story
A wonderful paragraph from the sermons of St. John Chrysostom that I happened to read the other day. It is actually from the first sermon in the series of 90 […]
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The Water Gospel
Today we begin the segment of the Church year where the Sunday Gospel readings are taken from the Gospel of Luke. So today is the First Sunday of Luke and […]