Sermon: 11th Saturday of Matthew / Prophet Moses
Matthew 19:3-12 Today’s Gospel reading is a perfect example of what we often call progressive revelation, and of how to read and how to approach the texts of the Old
Sermon: Beheading of St John the Baptist
Beheading of St John the Baptist Mark 6:14-30 I would like to say a few words as we commemorate one of the greatest saints of our Church, St John the
Sermon: 9th Sunday of Matthew
9th Sunday of Matthew Matthew 14:22-34 Dear brothers and sisters in the Lord, The Gospel narrative today describes the danger the disciples encountered when they were journeying through the sea
Sermon: Dormition of the Mother of God
Dormition of the Mother of God Luke 10:38–42, 11:27–28 Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, Today, with great joy, we celebrate the Dormition of the Holy Mother of God. And
Sermon: 7th Sunday of Matthew
7th Sunday of Matthew Matthew 9:27-35 Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, Today we heard from Matthew the Gospel that describes two miracles the Lord performed “when he entered into
Name day celebrations for the Chancellor of the Archdiocese
Vigil service for St Nikodemos the Hagiorite On Tuesday 13 July, a vigil service consisting of Small Compline, Great Vespers, Orthros and the Divine Liturgy was held in honour of
Visit of H.E. Athanasios of Koloneia
Sunday of the Blind Man Our community was today blessed with the visit of His Eminence Metropolitan Athanasios of Kolonia, who presided over the Divine Liturgy. Accompanying the Metropolitan was
Visit of His Eminence the Archbishop
On the 30th of May, the Sunday of the Samaritan Woman and the feast of all saintly archbishops and patriarchs of Constantinople, we had the blessing of having with us
Sermon – Sunday of the Paralytic
Sunday of the Paralytic John 5:1–15 Today’s Gospel reading speaks to us about the spiritual paralysis that our Lord came to save us from, something which is expressed through the
Sermon: Sunday of the Myrr-bearing Women
Sunday of the Myrrh-bearing Women Mark 15:43–47; 16:1–8 The story in today’s Gospel reading is one most of us are familiar with, not only because we are used to hearing