HeyJaredAgain and Again in Peace
The reflections of a great sinner, and Orthodox Priest, from the islands of Albion and Éire.
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First you must become a poet (opens the original)
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Χρόνια πολλά! Many years and every blessing my dear brothers and sisters, in this time of the Exaltation of the Holy and Life-Giving Cross of our Lord.Today is the feast day of a great Saint of these Islands, Saint Theodore of Tarsus, Archbishop of Canterbury. Notably for us, St. Theodore was the first ethnically Greek Archbishop of Canterbury.Subscribe nowSt. Theodore arrived on the shores of our island at around 70
Speechless at the Wedding Feast (opens the original)
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Good morning, my beloved ones. Today’s Gospel reading is similar to last Sunday’s, ‘Parable of the Wicked Husbandmen’, as it begins by telling us of the disobedience, inattentiveness, and blindness of the Jews and then goes on to explain the coming transfer of the Kingdom from the unfaithful Jews to the Gentiles. While last Sunday, the death of Christ was prefigured, here the Resurrection of Christ is prefigured via the joy of a wedding feast.Our Lord says, ‘The kingdom of heaven may be compared
A great banquet for the ego (opens the original)
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Good morning, beloved ones, today we commemorate the beheading of one of the most beloved Saints of our Church, Saint John the Blessed Forerunner of our Lord.Today is a feast, and although we keep it as a fasting day, it is nevertheless a celebration, as the beheading of St. John is not really an ending but a beginning. As St. John’s public ministry closes with his martyrdom, which prefigures Christ’s own and in this sense today is a kind of typos of Great and Holy Friday. But with St. John’s ea
Possessed by Possessions (opens the original)
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My beloved ones, today we have heard a well-known Gospel reading, yet our familiarity with it should not numb us to the importance of its radical message.Do you know that two hundred years after our Lord’s interaction with this young man, another wealthy young man was standing in a nave in Egypt, and upon hearing the words of our Lord in today’s Gospel reading, he was so shocked that he immediately sold everything he had, abandoned his considerable wealth and comfort, and ventured out alone into
The Paralytic and the Hazelnuts (opens the original)
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My beloved ones, it is a great joy to be gathered together here on the feastday of Saint Paisios the Athonite, a universally beloved and revered Saint of our times. St. Paisios’ mercy and grace were recognised even by the snakes and insects of the Holy Mountain, who would humble themselves before him in obedience. He was a refugee, for a time a soldier, he was a man with very little education. He came from nothing, with nothing, he came as the suffering servant and in doing so he seems to have p
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