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Mark 9 opens with the Transfiguration, followed by the Jesus healing a boy possessed by an unclean spirit, a spirit which Jesus’ disciples were unable to cast out. Fr. Pat makes three observations about faith which we can learn from this story.
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We must not imagine that the meaning of Lent consists in what we do for God during this time. Rather, the importance of the season lies in what God does for us. Fr. Patrick Henry Reardon preached this homily on March 27, 2005.
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Fr. Pat looks at Jesus’ words about the Last Judgment in Matthew 25:31-46. This sermon was given on Meatfare Sunday, February 19, 2017.
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Jesus fulfills all of the ancient sacrifices of the Old Testament; this is one of the reasons why it’s important to read the book of Leviticus. Fr. Pat preaches on the Sin Offering in Leviticus Chapter 4.
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When the Apostle Paul lists faith, hope, and love as a triad of things that abide, he takes care to assert that the greatest of these is love. In this homily from Vespers on January 5, 2014, Fr. Pat examines these three things more closely.
January 30 in the Orthodox Chrch is the Feast of the 3 Holy Hierarchs: Basil the Great, Gregory the Theologian, and John Chrysostom. In this homily from 2011, Fr. Pat teaches us about these 3 Fathers of the Church and their contributions to the Faith.
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