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Worshipping in the Divine Liturgy—Part 6

Jason Barker presents unit 8 in the new Worship and You series. Here he talks about the Bowing of Our Heads, Holy Communion, and the Thanksgiving and Dismissal.

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When Irrational Conflicts Enter the Church

On a new Musing on Mission, Fr. Gabriel Rochelle meditates on the trials and tribulations he has experienced over the last forty years of ministry.

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Three New Sermons at St. Nicholas

Fr. Tom Soroka speaks on Forgiveness Sunday (Matthew 6:14-21), Sunday of the Veneration of the Cross (Mark 8:34-9:1), and Trusting in the Promises of God (Mark 9:17-31). Listen to the most recent of these homilies here.

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Metropolitan Antony Bashir

American Orthodox History host Matthew Namee tells the story of Metropolitan Antony Bashir on the 44th anniversary of his death. Learn more HERE.

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Publicans and Harlots and the Last Banquet

On a new Glory to God, Fr. Stephen Freeman looks at the image of Christ with the unrighteous gathered around Him and recalls a famous passage in Dostoevsky.

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Journeys Through Great Lent

Ancient Faith Radio is collecting episodes from our large family of podcasts that will help make your Lenten journey a fruitful and enriching experience. This collection draws from both past and current series and will be updated throughout Great Lent. Start here with Fr. Thomas Hopko's "A Homily for the Beginning of Lent."

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Predestination, Providence, and Prayer

Fr. Thomas Hopko explains how our acts, especially our prayers, are included in God's predestination based on His foreknowledge, and how our free-will actions, particularly our prayers, contribute to God's providence in our lives.

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