All Saints Homilies

1 Corinthians 15 is arguable among the most important passages of the Bible. Fr. Pat examines this passage from today's reading.

Fr. Pat discusses the parable of the servant and the debt he owed to the king.

Fr. Pat compares the story of Peter walking on the water with that of the man who brings his son to Jesus.

Fr. Pat discusses Peter walking on the water.

Fr. Pat explains why the Church emphasizes Christ's multiplication of the loaves and fish.

St. Paul sees the interpretation of the Old Testament as central to his responsibility in the apostolic ministry. So should we.

Fr. Pat examines three rules for living that are found in Romans 12.

On the occasion of All Saints receiving the new Antimins, Fr. Pat explains its functions and use in worship.

Part of our communion with God is our connection to the saints; chief among them after the Theotokos are Peter and Paul.

Fr. Pat reflects on the Epistle to the Romans in light of the recent tragic events in South Carolina.

Fr. Pat discusses three points related to the Feast of All Saints.

Fr. Pat examines the three persons of the Holy Trinity.

Fr. Pat discusses the Council of Nicaea, which gave us the Creed in the year 325.

Fr. Pat reflects on the story of the man born blind.

Fr. Pat discusses the longest dialogue in the Bible between Jesus and another person.

Fr. Pat discusses three points related to the account of the seamstress who was resurrected in the book of Acts: the fall, the resurrection, and integration.

Fr. Pat explains what the story of the Myrrh-Bearers can teach us about the mission of the Church.

How the Church moved from unbelief to belief is an immense mystery.

Fr. Pat reflects on the mystery of the Incarnation.

Fr. Pat addresses three aspects of Great Lent.