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At St. Peter Orthodox Church, you will find a people committed to our Lord and to one another. Everything we do in our Parish is to either encourage us toward maturity in our Christian life or to be a means by which we can encounter the reality and grace of God toward the healing of our soul.
St. Peter Orthodox Church hosts St Peters Orthodox Church, a religion show with 500 episodes published.
Today is the Feast of St. Joachim, father to the Blessed Virgin Mary. St. Joachim was a devout and faithful man of God all of his life, yet he had to endure shame; the shame of barrenness at a time where the culture of t
On the Feast of the Dormition, the Church celebrates the beautiful repose of the Theotokos and her entrance, body and soul, into the heavenly sanctuary. Her death and glorification reveal the beauty and hope of the gener
This homily examines the difficult Parable of the Unjust Steward through St. Augustine’s insight that Christ commends the steward not for his dishonesty, but for the urgency and foresight with which he prepares for his f
This homily reflects on the growing number of people entering the Orthodox Church and argues that, beneath attractions such as ancient worship, community, or cultural concerns, many converts are searching for something p
In Romans 8, St. Paul tells us that the same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead now dwells in us. Stop for a moment; what a wondrous thought and powerful reality. St. Paul goes on to say, therefore, we can either liv
Why does the term "Christian struggle" have a negative connotation to us? It truly should not, if understood properly. Today we look at what a healthy Christian struggle toward Christ looks like. St. Anne (the mother of
If we are honest, I think we struggle sometimes to believe that we will ever overcome our core besetting sins or be released from our addictions. This is for, at least, two reasons. Perhaps we do not see and behold God c
We need the growing faith of Simon Peter, as seen in the Gospel of St. Luke 5. As Jesus comes to Capernaum, Simon Peter has a growing experience with Christ our God. Jesus heals Peter's mother-in-law from a dangerously h
In this sermon, Fr. James Rooney reflects on the story of the golden calf and God's call - we must abandon the false gods we create in our own image, and instead, learn to follow the living God on His terms. Rather than
When we hear the term repentance, what comes to mind? A lifestyle of true Christian repentance is filled with joy and wonder. It causes hope to spring up within us and keeps hope before us. Too often, we are deceived by
In Luke 14, Jesus tells the Parable of the Great Banquet. In this parable we have the Nature of God behind the gift of this important banquet revealed to us. The Nature of God is to gather the broken to Himself that they
We are now in the liturgical season of Trinitytide, also known as Ordinary Time. But this Ordinary Time is far from mundane or common as our culture understands ordinary. It speaks to the "ordinary" life of those living
Christ our God, having Ascended, has opened the gates of Paradise to mankind for the first time since the Fall of man. He forged the path for us to ascend in Him to be with Him forever. Today, on the Day of Pentecost, we
In this sermon for Ascensiontide, the faithful are reminded that Christ’s Ascension is not His departure from humanity but the exaltation of human nature itself, as Jesus ascends bodily to the right hand of the Father an
The Angels were in wonder as Christ our God ascended into Heaven. They were in wonder because, in Him, humanity reentered Paradise for the first time since mankind was banished from Paradise at the fall. Can you imagine
The summary of the Collect prayer for the Fifth Sunday After Easter Mass is this: "All good things come from you, O Lord. Grant that we may think as You think, desire what You desire, and do what You do." The good works
Today we celebrate Mass for the Feast of the Finding of the Holy Cross; a Feast Day that celebrates how the Holy Cross of our Lord was discovered by St. Helen, mother of St. Constantine, after the Roman persecution of Ch
Jesus said in John 10, "I am the good Shepherd." The good is defined by the actions rooted in the virtue of the Shepherd on behalf of the sheep. Who He is and what He does for our salvation is what makes Him good. Today,
All of the disciples wanted to believe Christ had risen, but they doubted and struggled to believe it was possible. They doubted, that is, until they experienced Him after the Resurrection. Christ knew precisely what the
As is tradition each year in the Orthodox Church, on this day we hear the blessed Paschal homily once preached by St. John Chrysostom.
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