All Saints Homilies

Fr. Pat discusses three approaches to death.

Fr. Pat discusses Sts. Peter and Paul and their relationship to the Orthodox Church.

Ideally, the discovery of the soul should accompany the discovery of God.

Fr. Pat discusses three problems that the Samaritan woman faces when she comes to the well and meets Jesus.

Fr. Pat discusses three points with respect to the healing of the paralytic.

Fr. Pat discusses the myrrh-bearing women and what united them.

Fr. Pat discusses the patterns of thought that make man so resistant to the cross.

Fr. Pat discusses the moral order in three stages.

Fr. Pat discusses three moral fallacies that corrupt the conscience.

Fr. Pat discusses the history of Great Lent and the practice of fasting.

Fr. Pat argues that the above phrase possesses all of the clarity of the Last Judgment.

Fr. Pat reflects on three points related to the Prodigal Son.

Fr. Pat explains that prayer is the highest of all human activities.

Fr. Pat reflects upon the Feast of the Presentation as a boundary between two seasons. It marks the end of the Christmas season and the beginning of the Lord's Passion.

Fr. Pat reflects upon two people who wanted to see Jesus but were unable to—and what they did about it.

True freedom is not the ability to choose; it is found through habitual thanksgiving, and it leads to a blessed and transfigured soul.

Fr. Pat reflects upon the theme of revelatory light, particularly as Holy Scripture contrasts it with darkness.

Fr. Pat shares his homily on the Feast of Theophany.

Fr. Pat explores three ways of looking at Protagoras's infamous assertion.

Fr. Pat shares his homily from the Sunday of the Genealogy.